What are multiple brain metastases? Tumors in other parts of the body have metastasized to the brain

Brain metastasis is the most common secondary intracranial tumor. Multiple brain metastasis refers to the metastasis of malignant tumors in other parts of the body to the brain. Malignant tumors spread to a wide range of locations, and intracranial metastasis is a common site of metastasis. It usually spreads through the blood and forms multiple metastatic lesions in the brain tissue. This type of metastasis is called multiple brain metastasis.

Most malignant tumors will metastasize to the brain when they develop to the late stage, such as lung cancer, liver cancer, pancreatic cancer, intestinal cancer and other cancers. Brain metastases are generally difficult to cure completely, but medicine is constantly improving and improving. For patients with appropriate treatment, the survival period can be extended through appropriate treatment plans.
1. How to treat multiple brain metastases <br/>If multiple brain metastases are within three months, they can be treated with surgical resection and whole-brain radiotherapy. Those who are not suitable for surgical resection can undergo stereotactic radiosurgery and whole-brain radiotherapy. Other treatment options include simple stereotactic radiosurgery, or stereotactic radiosurgery after surgical resection. For patients with intracranial tumor progression and an estimated survival period of less than three months, best supportive care or whole-brain radiotherapy is recommended, and targeted therapy can also be tried before radiotherapy.
2. Dietary considerations for patients with multiple brain metastases <br/>The diet of patients with multiple brain metastases must be scientific and reasonable, with comprehensive and balanced nutrition. The diet should be mainly liquid and semi-liquid, such as tofu fish soup, milk, etc. These high-protein, light and easily digestible foods are very nutritious and balanced. Patients with multiple brain metastases are prohibited from spicy food. For example, spicy and irritating foods such as pepper and chili must not be eaten. You can eat more fruits and vegetables, such as apples, oranges, grapefruits, grapes, etc., to supplement vitamins. You can also eat more anti-brain tumor foods, such as wheat, coix seed, kelp, etc., which are all foods with anti-cancer effects. Eat small meals frequently to enhance physical fitness and resistance, thereby reducing complications and controlling the spread and metastasis of cancer cells.
For patients with multiple brain metastases, in addition to dietary considerations, mental state and emotions are also very important. For example, if one of the two patients is treated with a negative attitude, no matter how skilled the doctor is, he will not be able to be cured. However, the positive patient always treats the treatment with an optimistic attitude, which can help the doctor's treatment and is far better for physical recovery than the former.