Regarding the question of brain tumors, why do brain tumors occur?

Gliomas are benign tumors, why do they have multiple times after surgery?

Nobel Laureate in Physiology and Medicine (Sir F. Bennett).Macfarlane Burnet) believes that a normal human body produces about 100,000 cancer cells every day. However, the immune system (defense mechanism) of the average person is effective in destroying these cancer cells.

If you want to completely ** cancer, it is necessary to activate or enhance the function of the human body, change your own internal environment, and produce your own anti-cancer function, everything will be solved, many cancer patients think that everything is fine after surgery, and the result is not long after, not because the operation is not removed, but the internal environment has not changed, the operation is removed from the previous disease, if the basis of the disease is still there, ** is inevitable, so the focus of ** is the overall conditioning of the human internal environment, Mobilizes and activates the body's own anti-cancer system.

I'm in a similar situation to you, my father had 1 brain tumor surgery in 07, although it was benign, because the tumor was located next to the brain stem, only 1 10 were removed, and it was basically normal until now, a few days ago, there was pain in the tumor area, I don't know what I should do now, I'm confused, due to economic reasons, I can't do it now, and I don't know how long it can be delayed... What a pain! The son wants to raise but does not wait...

Don't believe those who advertise, mostly **.

Don't have surgery for brain tumors, but after you decide, use gene brain power, can solve the problem of brain tumors, and other drugs can't enter the blood-brain barrier, I speak responsibly.

Your symptoms are most likely to be congenital, there are examples on a daily basis, it is definitely not a brain tumor, even if there is a brain tumor, it will not deform the braincase, there is no need to worry, there is no problem. As for the occasional pain, it may be because you have been in front of the computer for a long time, so it is good to take a break.

There will be no change in the shape of the head.

It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Rest assured! You're not a brain tumor. No matter how bad a brain tumor is, it won't grow from the inside of the head to the outside of the skull!

You should have a mild neurasthenia, autonomic disorder only!

It's better to check early, it's safer! Traditional Chinese medicine is positive for brain tumors**!

Brain tumors will vomit and coma, and if you touch it, it will hurt and it may be that you have boils and acne.

Brain tumors include primary brain tumors and brain metastases, and the best means is surgical resection, but due to the unresectable nature of normal brain tissue and the characteristics of extensive infiltrative growth of malignant tumors into the skull, it is extremely difficult to perform large-scale complete resection. Therefore, how to reduce the damage of brain tissue, protect the central function of the brain, and eliminate tumors to the greatest extent are still the research directions and goals of oncologists.

Because you don't provide specific information, you can only provide you with a theoretical ** plan:

At present, surgery is mostly used for brain tumors at home and abroad, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, X-knife, knife, etc., but most of them are difficult, malignant tumors have a short course of disease and rapid development, according to the degree of malignancy, how much surgical resection or the sensitivity of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, there are early and late, tumors that grow in important parts such as brainstem and thalamus are difficult to operate or cannot be operated, tumors after X-knife, radiation, etc. It is not easy to completely remove the brain tumor by surgery, but the brain tumor that grows in the brainstem and other important parts can only be partially or mostly removed by surgery, and the tumor will re-grow after surgery, and the average survival rate of intracranial malignant tumor after surgery and chemotherapy is less than one year, and the benign glioma, pituitary tumor, craniopharyngioma, cholesteatoma and other intracranial benign tumors are not easy to remove cleanly.

Analysis: For patients with brain tumors, it is the key to recover from the disease as soon as possible, for patients for many years, the condition is difficult to recover, so try to consult a doctor to follow the ** period, plus the later ** functional exercise, strengthen nursing, for the control and improvement of the condition has certain benefits, the probability of early ** is much higher, if it drags on for several years, the longer the hope!

Tips: The explanation of your question has ended, I hope Hua'an Brain Hospital can be helpful to everyone! For brain tumors, patients must go to a professional hospital for examination and examination, so as not to affect the effect due to some unnecessary factors.

Fainted with convulsions.

Symptoms of stiffness in the limbs suspect seizures, does his family have a history of epilepsy?

If the CT film is a cystic fluid in nature, it is what you call a blister, and if it is a substantial suspicion of tumor.

If you have a brain tumor, you need to have surgery as soon as possible, but the surgery depends on the location of your boyfriend's brain mass, and surgery is very risky for some areas.

It is recommended to look for Gamma Knife on the Internet.

You go to a professional cancer hospital, don't go to a small hospital.

Listless, loss of appetite, salallow complexion, pale lips. The body is swollen and the limbs are not coordinated. Endocrine disorders, hair loss, oily face. and other symptoms are the precursors of brain tumors and must not be ignored.

The symptoms of a brain tumour are that there may be some problems with infection, and there may also be headaches. There may also be vomiting and blackening in front of the eyes. I also feel numb in my hands and feet, and I often can't stand steadily.

First of all, the mental aspect may be abnormal, and then there will be constant headaches, visual effects are damaged, especially easy to nausea and retching, and you will also feel weak in the upper body, especially prone to stroke hemiplegia.

Frequent dizziness, unsteady walking, mild nausea, numbness in the hands and feet, and vomiting are the main symptoms.

A brain tumour is a benign or malignant intracranial tumor. It has a high incidence, and according to statistics, about 230,000 people worldwide are diagnosed with this disease every year. The essence of this disease is the abnormal proliferation of cells within the brain tissue, which can cause the brain tissue to compress the surrounding nerves and blood vessels, causing different symptoms.

So, why do brain tumors occur? What are its symptoms?

First, let's take a look at why brain tumors occur. There are many causes of brain tumors, mainly in the following aspects:

1.Genetic factors. There are some genetic diseases such as neurofibromatosis, familial brain tumor syndrome, etc., which are associated with the occurrence of brain tumors.

2.Environmental factors. Long-term exposure to harmful environments such as radiation can easily lead to the development of brain tumors. In addition, the presence of certain chemicals, viruses, etc., can also cause brain tumors.

3.Lifestyle habits. Intake of malnutrition, unhealthy food, excessive alcohol consumption, staying up late and other unhealthy lifestyle habits can also lead to the occurrence of brain tumors.

In addition, age, gender, work environment, mental stress, etc. are also related to the occurrence of brain tumors. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the fact that the cause of brain tumor may be different for each person, so we need to do a routine physical examination before the onset of the disease to ensure the health of the body.

Next, let's look at the symptoms of brain tumors. Symptoms of brain tumors vary depending on their type, size, location, and degree of invasion. Based on clinicians' observations and patient feedback, brain tumors may present with the following symptoms:

1.Headache. Headache is one of the most common symptoms. Brain tumors often cause pressure or severe pain in the head, and headaches vary depending on the size and location of the tumor, and in some patients it lasts for hours or even days.

2.Low. When a brain tumor invades brain tissue, it causes an inflammatory response, resulting in persistent low-grade fever and decreased resistance.

3.Epilepsy. Brain tumors often compress or destroy brain tissue, causing nerve cells to go out of control, causing seizures.

4.Aphasia. Brain tumors often invade the closed language center of the human brain, resulting in aphasia or decreased ability to express themselves in aphasia.

5.Vision problems. Brain tumors can compress the optic nerve, causing blurred vision and blindness.

In addition to the above symptoms, patients often experience effects on hearing, smell, and balance, as well as limb movement disorders. Absolutely