Help sir . Our patient Mr. Paresh Sangai is suffering from high

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Help sir . Our patient Mr. Paresh Sangai is suffering from high grade tumour located in brain so what we have to do. There is any new technology useful for this type of tumour to cure without operating or doing biopsy. Please suggest as soon as possible.

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Answered by Samruddhi Bhartiya

Since you say it's a high grade brain tumor, therefore we are assuming that it's cancerous. And surgery we fear is the only option, wherein the doctor will remove as much of tumor as is possible, and depending on the nerve it is situated near, it could cause other complications for the patient.

Other less invasive options for brain tumor treatment are:
External beam therapy: where radiation beams will kill tumor cells
Brachytherapy: where radiation will be kept closer to the brain tumor
Stereotactic radio surgery (not an actual surgery): will use multiple radiation beams to kill tumor cells in a small area.
Chemotherapy: Oral medications
Targeted Drug Therapy: Targeting anomalies which allow tumors to thrive
You can also seek consultation from oncologists pertaining to this matter - Oncologist In India.

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