Does glioma have a clear genetic tendency?

Glioma, also known as glioma for short, is a tumor that occurs in the neuroectoderm. There are two types of tumors that occur in the neuroectoderm: one is formed by interstitial cells, called glioma; the other is formed by parenchymal cells, called neuronal tumor. In our lives, more and more people are suffering from glioma. So, is there an obvious genetic tendency for glioma?

Is there a clear genetic tendency for glioma? In fact, there is no scientific conclusion on this issue yet, but there have been many reports that glioma may be genetically prone, and some examples in life seem to confirm this view. If someone in your family has glioma, it is best to pay great attention to it and do regular cancer prevention physical examinations.

Among all intracranial tumors, glioma accounts for about 46%, which is the most common type of brain tumor. Some families may have several glioma patients in succession. Does this mean that glioma is hereditary?

There is currently no clear evidence that glioma is definitely hereditary, and there has been debate in the medical community about this issue.

If someone in your family has brain glioma, it is best to pay great attention to it and do regular anti-cancer physical examinations. There is no need to worry too much about other things. You can strengthen your exercise and improve your immunity. At the same time, you can take some Chinese medicine such as ginsenoside Rh2 to reduce the occurrence of brain glioma.

Finally, experts kindly remind you: Although the incidence of brain glioma is very high, as long as it is discovered early, the chances of treatment are very high. If you have brain glioma, you must seek timely treatment and do not blindly despair and lose confidence in life.