What are the early symptoms of brain cancer

Can brain cancer cause nosebleeds?

Generally speaking, some patients with brain tumors will experience nosebleeds, which are seen in tumor lesions of the anterior skull base and middle skull base. They are often due to progressive or invasive growth of the tumor, involving the skull base dura mater, skull bone tissue and even surrounding blood vessels, leading to focal vascular rupture and nosebleeds. They are common in aggressively growing meningiomas of the anterior skull base, middle cranial fossa chordomas, etc.

Brain cancer is mainly a malignant tumor in the brain, and its main symptoms are headache, nausea, vomiting, epileptic seizures, personality changes, limb paralysis, etc. Brain cancer patients may have nosebleeds.

Where do brain tumors grow?

Brain tumors are primary tumors that grow inside the skull. Although they can be divided into benign and malignant tumors, since the cranial cavity is not allowed to expand, any tumor can directly cause local damage to the brain tissue, affect cerebral blood circulation, block cerebrospinal fluid circulation, cause intracranial water or brain edema, lead to brain herniation, and threaten the patient's life. Therefore, no matter if it is an intracranial tumor, early diagnosis and early treatment are the most important.

Traditional Chinese medicine is based on the principle of softening and dispersing knots, correcting evil, symptoms and root causes. On the one hand, it can effectively kill and inhibit cancer cells and relieve the condition. On the other hand, it can also perform systemic conditioning, syndrome differentiation, improve clinical symptoms, enhance the body's immune function, and improve the overall efficacy. Some tumors in the brain are benign.