Several common clinical symptoms of brain cancer

People often say that intracranial tumors refer to brain cancer. Brain cancer mainly refers to new growths in the cranial cavity, or metastasis from other tissues or organs of the body that invade the brain. Most of them can cause headaches, intracranial hypertension and focal symptoms. Now, let's take a closer look at the symptoms of brain cancer .

1. Due to the different growth sites of brain cancer tumors, some other rare brain cancer symptoms can be caused. For example, tumors in the frontal lobe will cause obstacles to voluntary movement, language expression, and mental activities. One side of the limbs is often not flexible. Many patients may also suffer from epilepsy. Lesions in the parietal lobe can cause sensory disorders in one side of the limbs. Lesions in the occipital lobe will cause visual impairments, such as hallucinations and visual field defects.

2. Tumors in pituitary brain cancer often cause endocrine disorders due to the special function of the pituitary gland. Female brain cancer patients often have menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, and galactorrhea, while male patients have sexual dysfunction and hair loss. Many patients with pituitary tumors also have symptoms of brain cancer such as vision loss. Tumors in brain cancer can cause eye movement and facial sensory disorders, and may also cause hoarseness and difficulty swallowing.

The above is a more specific description of the symptoms of brain cancer. I believe that by reading the above article, you can have a deeper understanding of what brain cancer is. If you have other questions about brain cancer, you can contact our online experts to answer your questions.

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