phyllodes tumor Questions

Sorry to know about your mother. Better to discuss the case with a Oncologist for further guidance. CT Scan or MRI can help to guide management.

Swelling is in the Testis or close to testis. It will be better if you consult a general surgeon to rule out other swelling in this region like inguinal hernia, hydrocele etc.

If large one then ct scan can detect brain tumour, but small tumours are better seen on MRI. Also the characteristics or the tumour and navigation intraoperative need MRI correlation.
Migraine is a clinical diagnosis and MRI is done to rule out any underlying pathology.
Feel free to contact me directly if you want to discuss this further.

More likely to be lipomas or fibroma if longstanding. Please see a general surgeon or a Surgical oncologist.
Also if any change in size then better to operate upon as a small chance of cancerous transformation Feel free to contact me directly if you want to discuss this further.

There are 4 stages usually. Depending on the type if brain tumour. In initial stage complete surgical excision is good enough. No added treatment may he required.

Yes, anyone can have brain tumor ranging from early years of age to most elderly. Usual symptoms of brain tumor are headache, vision problems, hearing problems, balance problems, changes in mental ability (for example, concentration, memory, speech, seizures, muscle jerking, change in sense of smell, nausea/vomiting, facial paralysis etc.

Womb tumor can be of different types. Treatment is different for cervical and endometrial tumours. Early stage cervical and most of the endometrial tumours are treated with surgery and adjuvant radiation or chemotherapy depending upon the histopathology report. Advanced stage cervical tumours are usually treated with definitive chemoradiation.
Ovary treatment is quite different from these. I would be able to help you better if you send the reports and details directly.

There is no food restrictions for that.
Worry for the treatment.
I suggest homoeopathic treatment.

Hello . Brain tumor symptoms can vary from severe headache to totally asymptomatic , depending upon which area tumor is there . Normally if the headache is persistent symptom its advisable to go for Ct scan , in which if tumor is there it can be diagnosed.

It must be small lymph node enlargement as per your symptoms. Sonography and if required antibiotics can be given.