What causes brain tumors?

If you want to effectively treat brain tumors and minimize the harm they cause to the human body, you need to focus on understanding the causes. Common causes are electromagnetic radiation, environmental pollution, or some viral infections, which may also cause brain tumors.

1. Electromagnetic radiation: We know that electromagnetic radiation actually exists around each of us. For example, the elevators we often take, the mobile phones we often carry with us, or various electrical appliances in modern households such as televisions, refrigerators, etc., all have electromagnetic radiation. This is an easily overlooked cause of brain cancer. Many mothers often use computers when they are pregnant, which may also have an impact on the fetus. In addition, many parents equip their children with mobile phones at a young age in order to keep abreast of their children's situation. Even if children do not have their own mobile phones, they may often play with their parents' phones. Electromagnetic radiation definitely has an impact on the human body.

2. Environmental pollution: With the development of society, our original good environment has disappeared, and many harmful factors have appeared in our living environment. This includes pollution in the environment where people live and in their diet. Adults have strong metabolic capacity, so there may be no problem if they eat the food. However, children have weak liver and kidney functions, so toxins can easily accumulate in the body, causing malignant changes and increasing the incidence of brain cancer in children.

3. Viral infection: Viral infection is also a major cause of brain tumors. It mainly occurs in the fetal period. If the mother is accidentally infected with a virus during pregnancy, the child will be affected.