Brain metastasis symptoms

The symptoms of brain metastasis mainly depend on what part of the brain is transferred to, because different parts of the brain, showing different symptoms, such as transfer to the temporal lobe, there may be mental symptoms or seizures. If transferred to the occipital lobe, there will be performance such as decreased vision. If transferred to the frontal lobe, there may be performance such as motor aphasia. If transferred to the parietal lobe, there will be performance such as body image disorder or Gutzman syndrome. If transferred to the cerebellum, there may be dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting, ataxia, balance disorders, etc. If transferred to the brain stem, there may be consciousness disorders and other manifestations.