Will convulsions in the late stage of brain cancer cause death?

Most of the malignant tumors in the brain are gliomas. Tumors of grade three or four or above are not benign tumors, but malignant tumors. If the space-occupying effect is more obvious, compression symptoms will appear, and epilepsy will appear. The severity of the disease is not directly related and will not necessarily lead to convulsions and death, but convulsions are only one reason. If you have advanced cancer, this symptom has already appeared.

Can early-stage brain cancer be cured?

Even some benign brain tumors are discovered at a relatively early stage. They are less than two centimeters in size, located in non-functional areas, and have no symptoms. In this case, no treatment is needed. Temporary clinical observation is carried out, and regular head MRI or CT scans are performed to monitor the growth of the tumor. If it is found to be obviously large, it is not too late to undergo surgery. Intracranial malignant tumors mainly include gliomas. Brain cancer can be cured in the early stages. Patients should not worry too much and should actively cooperate with the hospital's surgical resection. Then, the disease can be controlled through radiotherapy and chemotherapy. There is hope for cure. Do not give up treatment. Early treatment can greatly reduce the difficulty of cure. Patients should maintain a good attitude and adjust their work and rest schedule and diet.

Can brain cancer be cured?

Brain cancer can be cured, but it must be divided into different types of brain cancer. In cases such as meningioma or schwannoma, cholesteatoma, brain cysts, etc., they can usually be cured through one surgery. Brain cancer is a general term for various types of brain malignant tumors, including primary brain cancer, such as glioma, and secondary brain cancer, such as lung cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer, melanoma, etc., which form brain metastases. Meningioma and acoustic neuroma are mainly treated with surgical resection, and can be cured after postoperative treatment.