Which treatment for brain malignant tumors will have a good effect?

Regardless of whether the brain tumor is operated on or not, radiotherapy or chemotherapy or not, medicine (traditional Chinese medicine) should be taken, and traditional Chinese and Western medicine should be combined. This is a yes (surgery is possible in the early stage, surgery is not helpful in the late stage or in a bad location).

Usually we always say "integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine", when encountering this kind of serious disease, it is really the time to integrate traditional Chinese and Western medicine, should be comprehensive, not just one method.

Moreover, cancer is a lifelong disease (when the cancer cells have not spread, they can be removed, but even if they are cut cleanly, there are always cancer cells in the body, and with the accumulation of time, the ** rate is high), we must insist on taking medicine, and we must not think that everything will be fine after surgery and chemotherapy (after surgery and chemotherapy, there is still a long way to go, and the main task at this time is to prevent **). It's medical common sense. Many patients think that they have been cured after surgery and the doctor clearly says that "the operation was successful".

This is obviously a lack of medical knowledge, and as a result, it suffers from this loss). You should take the medicine after the operation, and if you don't stop taking the medicine, you can not **, thank God it is already a great achievement. Not to mention not taking medicine.

There are Chinese medicine available. If you find the right medicine, the effect will be enhanced. Due to business relations, the author is well aware of the charm of traditional Chinese medicine, and has witnessed a large number of typical cases of brain tumors, lymphomas and gastrointestinal malignant tumors that have been treated by traditional Chinese medicine, which has verified the uniqueness of traditional Chinese medicine in the motherland.

Traditional Chinese medicine in malignant tumors, for resisting the development of cancer cells, shrinking the size of tumors, reducing the pain of patients is very obvious, patients feel energetic, the amount of food increases, and the brain tumor caused by epilepsy, hydrops, headache and dizziness are significantly improved. Patients are even more satisfied with the contrasting results. As for the simple elimination of effusion and edema, it is needless to say, such as hydrocephalus caused by brain tumor, pulmonary hydrops caused by tuberculosis, and pelvic effusion caused by pelvic inflammatory disease; As for mere pain relief, it is a function that comes with the process of shrinking the lump.

If you have undergone surgery or chemotherapy, one of the obvious effects of traditional Chinese medicine is that all kinds of uncomfortable symptoms of the patient will be significantly reduced and improved in the short term.

It depends on what kind of ** method you want to use, each hospital has its own ** way of being good at. For example, Zhenguo Cancer Hospital has a unique way and good effect in the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. In terms of Western medicine, many tertiary hospitals are good.

Which way you should use** depends on the condition, and you must not blindly follow it.

The effect of the Shandong Provincial Armed Police Corps Hospital** is quite good, you might as well go and see it.

Without surgery, I can use blockade to **your disease, yes**, the so-called blockade** is to cut the blood vessels of the lump and starve the tumor cells to achieve the **effect.

If a person who goes to the hospital sees the ** she has shown about tumors, usually the head om, it feels like the world is collapsing, in fact, it is not so pessimistic, benign brain tumors are malignant, and early early benign tumors can be relatively easy**, as long as they are found in the early stage**, so it is very important to understand the early symptoms of brain tumors, what are the early symptoms of brain tumors?

Psychiatric symptoms: Brain cancer patients are often unresponsive, lazy, near memory decline, or even loss, and in severe cases, loss of self-knowledge and judgment, and can also be manifested as short-tempered, irritable or elated. The initial stage of head tumors is mostly asymptomatic, and symptomatic patients may manifest as headache and dizziness.

In the early stage, patients may have symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and headache. Headache is paroxysmal and vague and inaccurately localized. In addition, there will be slight limb fatigue, numbness, paroxysmal pins and needles, and a burning sensation.

Some patients may have memory loss, difficulty concentrating, orientation, dyscalculia, personality changes, and occasional tics.

Patients with the above symptoms should go to the hospital in time and undergo head CT, MRI and other examinations to determine ** and formulate ** plan. Headaches usually occur between 4 and 7 a.m. Many patients report that they are woken up in their sleep by headaches.

After getting up and exercising, the headache will gradually ease or disappear. The headache of patients with brain tumors often occurs in the posterior fossa of the cranial fossa, involving neck pain that radiates to the orbit, and the severity of the headache gradually worsens with the change of the condition.

Prolonged headaches, nausea, numbness in the limbs, particularly bulky body, chest tightness, and convulsions in the limbs are all early symptoms of patients with brain tumors. It cannot be completely **, because brain tumors are very dangerous diseases and can only be controlled by drugs.

In the earliest stage, it generally manifests as headache accompanied by nausea and vomiting and optic disc edema, and also causes an increase in intracranial pressure; Brain tumors can be completely developed, and now the medical level is very developed, and it is possible to do so through surgery.

Headaches, dizziness, nausea, sometimes loss of consciousness, sometimes convulsions all over the body, and sometimes hearing loss. 80% of them can be **, at this time, we must pay attention to the location of the brain tumor, and the current medical technology is relatively developed.

Brain tumors refer to tumors that arise from the skull, and intracranial tumors are divided into primary tumors and secondary tumors. Primary tumors are tumors that occur in brain tissue, such as the pituitary gland, cranial nerves, cerebrovascular tumors and residual embryonic tissues; Secondary brain tumors** are tumors that are accidentally metastasized to the skull through the blood, or tumors in organs near the skull, such as intracranial metastasis of nasopharyngeal carcinoma and intracranial metastasis of lung cancer. Internal tumors are divided into benign tumors and malignant tumors, and the growth in the skull will squeeze the brain tissue in the skull, which will increase the pressure in the skull and form symptoms of high intracranial pressure. So, what do you know about the risk of brain tumors?

First of all, the surgical site for brain tumors is the head. The risk of surgery is still affected by many factors. Depending on each person's physical health, disease, location and size of the tumor, the quality and risk of surgery are different, and surgery can lead to disability and even death.

The main risks of brain tumor surgery include hemorrhage, infection, important nerve damage and functional area damage caused by surgery, resulting in visual loss, hearing loss, taste loss, and even paralysis. Surgery for malignant tumors in some important areas may affect the respiratory center, causing the patient's breathing to slow down or even disappear, which may be life-threatening.

Brain tumor surgery is easy to damage the normal tissue around the lesion, and the operation is relatively difficult. For example, like glioma, there is no obvious boundary between the part of its growth and normal tissue, and if the complete resection of tumor tissue is pursued, it is possible to remove some normal brain tissue, resulting in impaired neurological function, resulting in some corresponding clinical symptoms. For example, symptoms such as numbness, pain, movement disorders, and speech impairment in the limbs may occur.

However, if the diseased tissue is not removed, it is likely to lead to the failure of the operation. Even if the operation is relatively smooth and the macroscopic tumor is completely removed, the local tissue necrosis has been caused by the compression of the fluid before the operation, and the corresponding body function is still difficult to recover. However, in many cases of brain tumors, the symptoms of postoperative surgery will improve, not only headache, vomiting symptoms will also improve, and some paralyzed diseases will slowly recover the function of walking, relying on the postoperative **** to promote the recovery of nerve function.

The risk is particularly high, it may continue to increase, there is a possibility of brain death, it may affect the nerves, it may cause cell spread, there may be bleeding, there may be infection, it may affect hearing.

There will be a lot of accidents, and there will be a lot of complications, when the surgery is done, the success rate is not too large, it will cause symptoms of the whole body, so it will lead to gout, which can easily lead to cerebral palsy. For some malignant tumors, it will metastasize, and if the operation is not large, it will lead to the death of the patient, and it will also cause numbness in the limbs, inability to speak well, and damage to the cranial nerves.

There may be life-threatening, aggravated conditions, bleeding, or the risk of infection, paralysis, and hearing loss.

It can damage nerves, it can damage facial muscles, it may affect the body's metabolism, it can become infected, it may bleed.

Gliomas are often difficult to remove. If it is grade 1 glioma, there is hope, grade 2-4, the possibility of ** is very high, and you need to continue to improve your own immunity.

At present, the most effective method is to carry out glioma immunization**. The surgically resected glioma tissue is placed into the glioma stem cell bank of the Center for Translational Neuroscience to isolate, culture, and store the patient's own glioma stem cells.

It not only solves the problem of scarcity of glioma antigens, but also provides an opportunity for those patients who have lost the opportunity to undergo the glioma DC vaccine**. Figuratively speaking, the glioma stem cell bank not only stores cells, but also provides an opportunity to target glioma stem cell immunity, which is the hope of delaying.

Once a brain tumour is diagnosed, prompt progress** is essential. Early-stage malignant brain tumors are small and should be surgically removed if appropriate. If it is difficult to remove the cancer, radiotherapy can be given first, and surgery can be performed after the cancer has become smaller.

Brain tumor is a relatively popular term, in fact, it refers to intracranial tumors, mainly including neuroepithelial tumors, that is, glioma, meningioma, pituitary tumor, craniopharyngioma, and acoustic nerve sheath tumor. The method of ** for these tumors gives priority to surgery**, among which meningioma, pituitary tumor, craniopharyngioma and acoustic nerve sheath tumor are all benign tumors, and if they can be successfully removed, the goal of complete ** will be achieved. If it is not possible to remove all of them during surgery, adjuvant radiation should be given after surgery**.

Neuroepithelial tumors are basically malignant tumors, which cannot be completely removed during surgery, and should be combined with radiation and chemistry under the premise of surgical resection.

To be honest, it's hard to treat, but that doesn't mean it can't be treated.

The structure and function of malignant tumor cells are quite different from the corresponding normal cells, with strange morphology, weakened, enhanced or lost function. The tumor grows rapidly and often invades the surrounding normal tissue, with unclear demarcation. Tumor cells can easily break off from the tumor and travel through lymphatic vessels, blood vessels, or other cavities to form new metastases.

In addition to compression and obstruction, malignant tumors may also be combined with hemorrhage, necrosis, and fever. Many patients with malignant tumors, especially in the advanced stage of the disease, can be extremely emaciated, which is called cachexia. Because the malignant tumor is infiltrative, it is difficult to completely resect, and it is easy to ** after surgery, and the tumor often metastasizes to local lymph nodes or spreads to the whole body, which is difficult to completely **, and can often lead to the death of the patient eventually.

Traditional Chinese medicine should be used after surgery**, which can prevent ** and metastasis and spread, the surgery only removes the tumor that indicates it, the toxins in the body are not eliminated, the cancer cells are very stubborn, the development is also very fast, the variability is extremely strong, it is very easy to ** and metastasis and spread, you can now try the Chinese medicine dynamic**, which can reduce the pain and prolong life.

Malignant brain tumors need to be surgically performed**, and "microneurosurgery"** is better. Malignant tumors, like being bitten by a poisonous snake, should stop all wounds in time and remove all tumors. This minimally invasive procedure allows for deeper removal of tumors.

Hello, in general, malignant brain tumors, I don't know what the specific stage of the current patient is, if the early stage of brain tumors, actively carry out surgery**with traditional Chinese medicine**, the cancer cells can be well controlled in the later stage, but if it is already advanced, **, metastasis, there are, then the prognosis is not good, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine**.

Hello, what are the patient's current clinical symptoms? It is recommended to use topical Chinese medicine for tumors**. The drug penetrates into the blood, lymphatic and meridian circulatory systems through external application, and can be effectively administered to the lesion with obvious effect.

Among the systemic malignant tumors, malignant brain tumors account for about 11th percent, after gastric, lung, liver, esophagus, breast, rectum, colon, pancreas, bladder and nasopharyngeal cancers. There are slightly more males than females, and the sex ratio is about: 1, and the sex ratio of each type of brain tumor is different, and there is a tendency to increase with age.

It can occur at any age, but is less common in infants under 2 years of age and in older people over 60 years of age. In children, brain tumors account for a large proportion, about 7% of all systemic tumors and 20% of all brain tumor cases.

Malignant brain tumors cannot be completely treated, and can only be used through surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy to prolong the survival time of patients and improve the quality of life of patients. Malignant brain tumors are common glioma and intracranial metastases, these malignant brain tumors are infiltrative, and there is no obvious boundary with the surrounding brain tissue, there is no way to achieve total resection in surgery, even if the operation is completely removed under microscope magnification, but because the tumor cells will drill into the gap of brain tissue, the postoperative tumor will definitely be **, the patient needs two or even multiple repeated surgeries, and postoperative radiotherapy and chemotherapy, gene targeting** and other follow-up comprehensive**, the patient is not able to completely ** Target. Patients will eventually die from recurrent tumors**, extensive disseminated and infiltrative growth within the cranium.