What are the symptoms of brain metastasis from thyroid cancer?

Brain metastasis of thyroid cancer may cause immune system diseases and may lead to a weakened immune system. If the thyroid is in the early stage, it can be treated with chemotherapy. If it is delayed to the late stage, it may cause symptoms of fatigue and high fever or persistent high fever. You must increase your exercise at ordinary times. Of course, some patients have lost the opportunity for surgical treatment when brain metastasis is discovered. At this time, timely chemotherapy and radiotherapy can alleviate the patient's condition and help improve the patient's quality of life. The precursors of brain metastasis of thyroid cancer refer to the early symptoms of brain metastasis of thyroid cancer. The brain metastasis tumor caused by thyroid cancer is not very large and is a manifestation before severe intracranial pressure increases.

If my father has meningioma, will it be inherited?

Brain tumors are not hereditary, but patients with a family history of brain tumors have an increased chance of developing them, because the main causes include family history, the patient's own physical constitution, bad living habits, and exposure to ionizing radiation or chemical toxins. In addition, anxiety, depression, fatigue, trauma, etc., will increase the chance of developing brain tumors. Meningiomas generally occur in patients over middle age, and most of them are single, and can also grow in different parts of the brain. The cause of brain tumors is not very clear.

Can Chinese medicine cure brain tumors?

It is recommended that patients use pure natural Chinese herbal medicine for better treatment, which has unique therapeutic effects on brain tumors and is safe. It will not cause any harm or toxic side effects to the body, and can enable patients to see the treatment effect in a short period of time. If the patient cooperates well, there is still hope of cure. Intracranial malignant tumors, such as glioma, medulloblastoma, glioblastoma, etc., can only improve clinical symptoms through surgery, but cannot be cured, and are prone to recurrence after surgery. The higher the degree of malignancy, the shorter the recurrence time. Generally, the 5-year survival rate is relatively low. Postoperative adjuvant radiotherapy and chemotherapy are generally recommended. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy are performed simultaneously. Brain tumors can be treated with Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation and treatment.