Does a brain tumor patient suffer when he dies?

Brain tumor patients usually die in pain.

Brain tumor may cause unbearable headache. As the tumor grows, intracranial pressure gradually increases, headache will continue to worsen, and seriously affect the quality of life of patients, so that patients suffer. Secondly, brain tumor may affect limb function, leading to limb paralysis, numbness, etc., so that patients lose mobility, unable to live independently, which not only brings great discomfort to the patient's body, but also produces a strong psychological pain and helplessness. In addition, brain tumors may compress nerves, causing vision loss, hearing impairment, swallowing difficulties, etc. Loss of these functions can cause many difficulties and inconveniences in daily life, greatly increasing their pain. In addition, when the disease progresses to an advanced stage, patients may experience confusion, coma, etc., and various physical discomfort and mental fear are intertwined to make the patient extremely painful.

Note that brain tumor patients usually experience great pain before they die, both physically and mentally. This requires more care and support from medical staff and family members to minimize their pain.