How to diagnose brain metastasis of gastric cancer? Mainly judge by symptoms

Gastric cancer is a very common disease that is very harmful to the human body. The diagnosis of brain metastasis from gastric cancer is mainly based on the symptoms of gastric cancer. The main symptoms include limb numbness or weakness, hemianopsia, aphasia, and local convulsions.

Gastric cancer is a very common digestive system disease in people's daily lives. It is very harmful to the patient's health, especially when it develops to the later stage, some metastatic symptoms will appear, such as lung metastasis, brain metastasis and other diseases. So, how to diagnose brain metastasis of gastric cancer?
Symptoms of brain metastasis from gastric cancer <br/>Gastric cancer is a very common disease that is very harmful to the human body. If not treated in time, the disease will metastasize to other diseases. The main symptoms of brain metastasis in patients with gastric cancer are numbness or weakness of the limbs, hemiplegia, hemianopsia, aphasia and local convulsions. Subtentorial metastasis is ataxia and nystagmus. Metastasis to the sellar region is characterized by polyphagia and frequent urination. In addition, patients have headaches, which often occur in the early morning. Patients can be diagnosed based on such symptoms.
Damage to brain tissue <br/>Brain metastasis of gastric cancer patients can compress the patient's cerebral blood vessels, causing damage to brain tissue, which is very harmful to the patient's health. If the patient's condition is not very serious, it will cause dementia and paralysis. If the patient's condition is more serious, it will endanger his life, and the prognosis of this disease is generally not very good.