The last few days of advanced brain glioma

Gliomas are tumors that originate from glial cells in brain tissue and are highly malignant. The condition of patients with advanced gliomas in the last few days mainly includes projectile vomiting, irregular breathing, and impaired consciousness.

1. Projectile vomiting: As the volume of brain glioma gradually increases, it compresses the brain tissue and stimulates the central nervous system, making projectile vomiting more likely to occur.

2. Irregular breathing: If the brain glioma compresses the respiratory center, it may affect breathing, resulting in irregular breathing, manifested as unstable respiratory rhythm, and sometimes even apnea.

3. Impairment of consciousness: Due to damage to brain tissue, impaired consciousness may occur, manifested as confusion, no response to external stimuli, drowsiness, and in severe cases, coma.

There may also be severe headaches, blood pressure fluctuations, dilated pupils, blindness and other symptoms. Go to the hospital as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice to take surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and other measures to prolong the patient's life.