People would be better off learning to recognize the symptoms of brain cancer

It is terrifying if people do not discover cancer during its latent stage, and it is even more terrifying if people do not pay attention to early symptoms. It is best for people to learn to recognize the symptoms of brain cancer so that they can go to the hospital for treatment in time. The specific content is as follows.

The main symptoms of brain cancer include:

1. Mental symptoms: The patient's memory is significantly impaired. The patient or his family members often find that he often "forgets things" or is slow to react. His thinking ability, comprehension ability, and orientation ability are reduced. In severe cases, dementia, drowsiness, and even coma occur. These are symptoms of brain cancer.

2. Other symptoms: Patients may often experience dizziness, unsteady walking, tinnitus, hearing loss, facial numbness, aphasia, irregular menstruation, limb paralysis, hemiplegia, and endocrine disorders, which are symptoms of brain cancer.

3. Convulsions and epilepsy are mostly caused by chronic brain tumors. The patient may suddenly faint, with twitching of the mouth, eyes, face, and limbs, foaming at the mouth, and urinary incontinence, and gradually wake up after a few minutes. Some patients may experience twitching of one limb or one side of the upper and lower limbs, which is a symptom of brain cancer.

4. Symptoms of increased intracranial pressure Because the growth of brain tumors increases intracranial pressure, there are three main symptoms of brain cancer: First, headache, which is the most common symptom of brain tumors. It often occurs intermittently in the early stage and further develops into persistent and progressive pain. The nature can be throbbing dull pain, distending pain or compression pain, splitting pain. The location of headache is mostly in the forehead, both temporal or occipital region, and the location of pain is not consistent with the location of the tumor. Second, vomiting is mostly caused by vagus nerve stimulation and space-occupying lesions that increase intracranial pressure. Vomiting often occurs in the morning or when the headache is severe. Vomiting is jet-like, without nausea, and has nothing to do with diet. Third, visual impairment is caused by papilledema caused by increased intracranial pressure. Papilledema can be detected with an ophthalmoscope. Patients may show decreased vision, blurred vision, diplopia, hemianopsia or blindness.

The above is the expert's introduction to the symptoms of brain cancer. I hope it can help everyone. If you still don't understand, please consult the experts online. They will give you a satisfactory explanation. Thank you for your support and trust in this website.

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