Related risk factors of brain tumor

In recent years, the incidence of brain tumors has increased rapidly. The continuous expansion of intracranial cancer has caused the patient's intracranial pressure to continue to rise, compressing brain tissue, damaging the central nervous system, and endangering life safety. So what are the causes of brain tumors?

1. Genetic factors

Once any disease is related to congenital heredity, there seems to be a sense of helplessness. Genetic factors play an important role in the onset of brain tumors. Human gene defects or mutations can form intracranial tumors. Multiple neurofibromatosis is a typical hereditary nervous system tumor, and about half of the patients have a family history of the disease.

2. Physical and chemical damage

Physical and chemical factors are the causative factors of many diseases. For some people who have brain damage or are often exposed to radiation, their intracranial fibroblasts or meningeal endothelial cells are prone to oncogene mutations, causing brain cancer.

Brain cancers induced by chemicals include various gliomas, meningiomas, epithelial cancers, pituitary adenomas, etc. Common chemical carcinogens include methylcholanthracene, diphenylanthracene, nitrosopiperidine, dinitrosopiperazine, methylnitrosourea, etc.

3. Acidic body

Poor diet and living habits can cause acidification of the body, decreased immunity, slow metabolic circulation, blockage of cerebral arteries, and poor circulation of qi and blood. At this time, parasites and viruses in the brain can multiply in large numbers, causing serious brain damage.

Cancer cells can easily multiply in an acidic body. When brain cells are in acidic body fluids, the amount of oxygen dissolved in the brain cells will decrease, causing the activity of brain cells to decrease. When it drops to 65% of the normal value, normal brain cells will not be able to survive and a brain tumor will form.