What should you pay attention to in the late stage of brain cancer

Brain cancer refers to malignant tumors in the brain, mainly including intracranial gliomas and malignant meningiomas. Low-grade gliomas have good effects after surgery, while high-grade gliomas will recur. If the meningioma grows in an important part, it may not be completely removed and lead to recurrence. Timely follow-up examinations are required after surgery. Patients with advanced brain cancer generally have a more obvious increase in intracranial pressure. Patients often experience severe headaches, frequent vomiting, drowsiness, unconsciousness, and even coma. At this time, if the patient has no renal or cardiac dysfunction and severe electrolyte disorders, dehydration treatments such as mannitol should be given as appropriate to control intracranial pressure, and pay attention to monitoring renal function, cardiac function, and electrolyte changes. Meningiomas generally occur in patients over middle age, and most of them are single and can also grow in different parts of the brain.

Can brain injury cause brain tumors?

The brain is a very important organ. All actions are controlled by the brain. According to your description of the condition, you should not have a brain tumor, but you must pay attention to whether there are symptoms of epilepsy. It is recommended that you pay more attention to observation and go to the hospital for examination if necessary. The cause of brain tumors is not very clear, but most people believe that it is related to craniocerebral injury, intracranial infection, gene mutation, genetic factors, ionizing radiation, environmental factors and bad living habits, so brain injury can lead to an increased incidence of tumors. Brain trauma will not cause brain tumors.

Is chemotherapy for a brain tumor painful?

Brain tumors generally require surgical treatment first, followed by radiotherapy. If the stage is advanced, chemotherapy is required to treat malignant tumors in the tissues. In the later stages, there will be pain and breathing restriction. Some patients may also be prone to complications such as large amounts of pleural effusion, decreased appetite, decreased nutritional status, and weight loss. Symptomatic analgesic treatment can be given according to the needs of the disease. During chemotherapy, in addition to killing cancer cells,