Can my mother's brain cancer be inherited?

In real life, there are indeed several hereditary brain cancers, such as cerebral angioreticular tumors and various neurofibromas. Such tumors can occur in several generations, and several people in the same generation appear. It is of great significance for patients to actively understand the causes of brain cancer. The main causes of brain cancer are as follows: There is congenital brain cancer in the skull. In the early stages of embryonic development, these cells and structures gradually degenerate as the embryo develops. However, due to certain factors, these cells and structures cannot be degraded and disappear and remain in the brain, gradually developing into tumors. With age, tumors will also develop, affecting the function of the nervous system and causing clinical symptoms. The causes of brain cancer include craniopharyngioma, chordoma, dermoid cyst, epithelioid cyst and teratoma. Brain cancer is a hereditary brain tumor, also known as an intracranial brain tumor, which is a general term for metastatic intracranial tumors originating from the metastasis of various primary intracranial tumors in the skull and malignant tumors originating from other parts of the body or adjacent tissues.

Brain tumors are hereditary. The formation of intracranial tumors is related to defects or mutations in human genes. If someone in the family has a mutated glioma, it is possible to cause the so-called hereditary brain tumor in the family. Therefore, brain tumors are indeed likely to be inherited in the family. If someone has abnormal nausea and vomiting, do not ignore the possibility of brain tumors!

Brain tumors are hereditary. The formation of intracranial tumors is related to defects or mutations in human genes. If someone in the family has a mutated glioma, it is possible to cause the so-called hereditary brain tumor in the family. Therefore, brain tumors are indeed likely to be inherited in the family. If someone has abnormal nausea and vomiting, do not ignore the possibility of brain tumors!

Generally speaking, brain cancer is likely to be inherited, but not very likely. Any cancer may have a certain family history, and those with a family history of cancer have a higher risk of cancer than the average person. But how high the inheritance rate is, and whether it will definitely be inherited, is not certain. Although brain tumors are dangerous, there is no way to deal with them. Patients must not give up on themselves. As long as they receive regular diagnosis and treatment in time, most patients can get a relatively good prognosis. Even for malignant tumors, the quality of life can be improved.