What causes brain cancer in infants and young children

Tumors can cause increased intracranial pressure and compression of nerve tissue, resulting in headaches, nausea, vomiting, neurological disorders and other symptoms. There are many factors that induce brain cancer in children. In order to prevent brain cancer in children, regular prenatal checkups should be done during pregnancy, and the child's development should be closely observed after birth. A good living environment should be provided for the child, and special attention should be paid to diet. Tumors can occur in various parts of the brain, but the cerebral hemisphere is the most common.

How long can you live without treatment for advanced brain cancer?

I am glad to answer your question. If it is in the late stage of brain cancer, it is still quite serious, because brain cancer in the late stage will compress and invade nerves, causing multi-system disorders. Functional disorders will cause hearing loss and eye movement disorders. In this case, timely treatment is recommended. Malignant tumors in the brain should be discovered and treated as early as possible. Some malignant tumors can be cured by complete surgical resection in the early stage. After surgery, high-grade gliomas should be treated with radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and other methods. In the late stage, symptoms such as increased intracranial pressure should be actively treated. It is uncertain how long you can live if brain cancer is not treated in the late stage.

What are the symptoms of brain cancer?

The precursors of brain cancer will affect vision. If vision decreases, it is because the increased internal pressure compresses the optic nerve, causing vision loss. Over time, the optic nerve will atrophy, and then vision loss will occur. Papilledema, vision loss, blurred vision, dizziness, loss of consciousness, limb convulsions, etc.