What are the complications after lung cancer brain metastasis? These symptoms need attention

When lung cancer patients have brain metastasis, the adverse symptoms induced are first dizziness, headache and discomfort; secondly, pain, vomiting and bloating, etc., which are very detrimental to improving the quality of life.

We know that the harm of lung cancer cannot be underestimated. If it is not properly treated, it may take the patient's life at any time. So, what are the complications of lung cancer brain metastasis? Let's learn about it below.
Lung cancer patients with brain metastasis are in a dangerous situation. They are often in the fourth stage of lung cancer, which is the terminal stage of lung cancer. The patient's life is in danger. At this time, the adverse symptoms experienced by the patient usually include headaches, dizziness, discomfort and other adverse symptoms of the nervous system.
Generally speaking, when lung cancer reaches the late stage, patients will experience symptoms such as pain and difficulty swallowing, vomiting and loss of appetite, bloating, coughing and bleeding, water accumulation, ascites and fever, irregular urination and sweating, a feeling of falling and bone necrosis, etc. These adverse symptoms induced by late-stage lung cancer before death.
The occurrence of lung cancer not only destroys the functions of human organs, but also destroys the human immune function, leading to the imbalance of yin and yang in the human body, and then inducing the serious consequence of organ failure, leading to the death of the patient.
To sum up, once lung cancer induces brain metastasis, the patient's condition is very dangerous and must be treated early.