Suddenly, this Thursday, December 26, the Spanish singer Raphael was diagnosed with brain lymphoma.
This was reported by official Spanish media and according to representatives, the singer will cancel his concert tour scheduled for 2025.
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What is brain lymphoma?
Brain lymphomas are malignant tumors that mainly affect the lymphatic tissue of the brain.
These tumors are relatively uncommon, accounting for about 4% of intercranial tumors; These conditions are generally suffered by elderly people.
According to the analysis of October 12 HospitalRaphael, 81, presented his own diagnosis of a brain tumor, which is in a primary phase affecting the left hemisphere of the brain.
Symptoms
The signs to determine the tumor are non-specific and can be confused with many conditions at first glance, so it is recommended to see a neurologist for analysis.
As for the most common symptoms, there is loss of strength in one or more extremities of the body, low vision, language disorders, irritability, mood changes, increased blood pressure and constant dizziness (which can include vomiting).
How to treat lymphoma in the brain?
To eliminate a primary lymphoma (like Raphael’s) it is possible to do it with chemotherapy, which will also include anti-cancer drugs.
Depending on the severity of the tumor, the risks will increase and in specific cases surgery to remove the bubo may be included.
Brain lymphoma is a difficult condition to treat, however, with proper treatments and care, it can be cured. You can even lead a full life after the disease.