Brain Tumor Health Feed

Thank you for your question. This needs a thorough understanding of your problem to provide you with the best advice and guidance. I’d be happy to see you in my Clinic at Wockhardt Hospitals, any day between 4-8 pm. This will allow me to evaluate you in detail, examine you and discuss your concern at length and answer all your questions in depth. I hope this helps.

Hello Sandeep.. Success of treatment cannot be predicted...
We can give best treatment... No one will give guarantee...
You can consult me through lybrate... for homoeopathic treatment..

Like most other organs of the human body, the brain too is susceptible to cancer. Brain cancer is typically the result of abnormal growth of primary brain cells or the spreading of cancer cells that originated in another organ of the body. This is known as secondary or metastatic brain cancer. Depending on the stage it is diagnosed in, brain cancer can be cured. Let s take a closer look at primary brain cancer.

Primary brain cancer or the development of tumours in the brain is fairly un...more

Grading of brain cancer is entirely different as compared to the staging of other cancers in the body. Cancer in the breast, lung, colon etc. are staged depending on the possible spread, location of a tumor and lymph node involvement etc. However, brain tumors are graded based on the aggressiveness of the tumor cells under a microscope. The resect ability and the grade of the tumor cells guide a doctor on the treatment decisions. The decision of a brain surgery depends on factors such as the loc...more

The signs and symptoms and the MRI characteristics usually determine the diagnosis of the brain lesion and the urgency of the surgery needed.
Some like meningioma donot need urgent surgery, but if it is suspicious of glioblastoma, then urgent surgery may be required. If a neurosurgeon has advised for the same, better to go for it.
If you want to to share the MRI reports and picture and discuss this further, feel free to contact me directly.

Undergoing Brain Surgery can be a very traumatic experience, and it is common for many patients recovering from brain surgery to face depression, spells of dizziness, confusion and weakness post the surgery. It can be very critical that family members and friends talk to the patient and be empathetic towards them.
It takes approximately 12-18 months for the brain to heal after a brain surgery and slowly and gradually the patient will regain all his normal functions and get back to his daily ...more

Hi Aruna... Won't be making any false promises... But there are high chances that it can be reduced by Homoeopathic treatment..
And my suggestion is to start the Homoeopathic treatment as soon as possible...

Optic nerve glioma needs either surgery or radiotherapy or both. Needs thorough clinical assessment.

Hello lybrate-user,
Yes, Homeopathy will give you the safest treatment & when cured with homeopathy there is NO room for recurrence of disease. Go with Homeopathy.
Get well soon
Thank you.