Can a long tumor in the parieto occipital area be a glioma 5

The doctor said it was glioma, and it should be true. Gliomas do have these phenomena. At present, there is no good way to treat glioma, the rate of surgery is between 80% and 90%, the rate is quite high, and the risk of intracranial surgery is very large, so surgery is generally not recommended.

It is difficult for chemotherapy drugs to penetrate the blood-brain barrier, and the effect on glioma is not good, so it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine life protection to control the disease, so that the quality of life of the patient can be improved, and the life cycle can be appropriately prolonged.

Gliocytoma and gliocytoma of the less, the ventricular system is also the occurrence site of glioma, accounting for the total number of gliomas, mainly ependymoma, medulloblastoma, astrocytoma, cerebellar glioma accounts for 13% of the total number of gliomas, mainly astrocytoma. For a long time, brain tumors have been regarded as a stubborn disease that has plagued the world's medical community. The most critical reason for the theory of incurable disease is that the pathogenesis of it has not been found and the symptoms cannot be addressed.

I can only tell you that the rate of malignant glioma is very high, the survival period of patients is very short, and if they are diagnosed with malignant glioma, the patient's life is at most 2 years.

1. Headache: About 30% of glioma patients present with headache, and about 70% of them will gradually worsen their headache. Most of these headaches are nonspecific, but intermittent, mostly on the same side of the lesion, and often present as a dull ache rather than a throbbing pain, and are sometimes not easily distinguishable from tension headaches.

Gliomas usually present with pain in the forehead, while gliomas in the cerebellum tend to present with pain in the occipital and neck. If the tumor is too large and produces high intracranial pressure, the headache is significantly worsened, sometimes awakened by pain during sleep, and significantly worse when the head is vigorously moved, sometimes accompanied by nausea and vomiting. If intracranial hypertension persists for too long, there may also be signs of vision loss.

2. Mental changes: About 15-20% of glioma patients have changes in mental status as the first symptom, which is mainly manifested as changes in mood, personality, cognitive function, calculation and memory.

3. Focal neurological symptoms: different locations of tumors can also cause corresponding nerve loss symptoms, such as paralysis of limbs, sensory impairment, aphasia, unsteady gait, hemianopia, dyslexia and agraphia.

4. Cranial nerve symptoms: Different cranial nerve damage will produce corresponding neurological symptoms, such as decreased vision, diplopia, squint and facial paralysis.

In general, gliomas can present with all the symptoms of neurological disorders, but not all symptoms will appear in a single person, and these early symptoms can vary depending on the type of tumor, tissue characteristics, location and speed of growth. Therefore, it is best to have glioma as early as possible.

The signs and symptoms of glioma depend on the mass effect and the function of the brain region affected. Gliomas are due to their "mass" effect in space (mass

effect), which can cause symptoms such as headache, nausea and vomiting, epilepsy, and blurred vision. In addition, due to its effect on local brain tissue function, patients can also develop other symptoms. For example, optic nerve gliomas can cause loss of vision; Spinal glioma can cause symptoms such as pain, numbness and weakness in the limbs; **Gliomas can cause motor and sensory disturbances; Gliomas in the language area can cause difficulties with language expression and comprehension.

Depending on the degree of malignancy of glioma, the rate at which symptoms develop varies. For example, patients with low-grade gliomas tend to have a history of months or even years, while patients with high-grade gliomas tend to have a history of weeks to months. Based on the patient's medical history, symptoms, and signs, the location of the lesion and the degree of malignancy can be preliminarily inferred.

However, the final positioning and qualitative diagnosis should also consider other examinations, including magnetic resonance and the final diagnostic criteria - pathological diagnosis.

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The early symptoms of gliomas are usually subtle and progress at different rates depending on the grade, with symptoms gradually appearing over months or years in low grades, as follows:

1. It usually manifests as headache, nausea, vomiting, and some patients will have epilepsy;

2. Glioma grows near the ** groove of the functional area, and motor and sensory impairments may occur. People with optic nerve gliomas experience visual impairment. Gliomas grow in the language area, and language expression and comprehension can be impaired.

Patients with symptoms such as early morning headache, projectile vomiting, epilepsy, memory impairment or speech impairment are advised to seek medical attention and confirm the diagnosis**.

May cause; Blindness, deafness, paralysis, frustration and other central nervous system symptoms. It should be noted that do not participate in dangerous occupations such as aerial work and drivers, try not to go out, be as careful as possible in activities, do appropriate functional exercises, physical activity exercises, take some drugs to nurture the nerves, such as vitamin B2 1 6 12, etc., with traditional Chinese medicine to promote blood circulation and stasis**, the operation is not about 15,000.

Glioma is a common type of intracranial tumor, accounting for about 40% of intracranial tumors. It is divided into 4 levels. The prognosis is different for each level, and the survival time is also different.

Most glioma patients at this age are grade 3-4. **On the preferred synthesis**. The comprehensive methods are mainly surgery, chemoradiotherapy, immunology, targeting and so on.

If the patient's physical condition allows, surgery is preferred to remove the tumor and then determine the pathologic grade and molecular structure. You can take the examination** to the brain specialist hospital to have a look and decide a better plan**. This tumor is not small, and it is recommended to be positive**.

Looking at the description, it's a bit like a glioma, and, moreover, it's bigger.

If the glioma is highly malignant, surgery and radiation therapy are required.

You might as well take the information to the hospital and have a look.

Hello, not all gliomas are malignant tumors, most of them are benign tumors, but the key is that the growth site is too special, even if the benign tumor is very harmful to health in the skull.

Gliomas are one type of brain tumor.

Regardless of whether the brain tumor is operated on or not, radiotherapy or chemotherapy or not, medicine (traditional Chinese medicine) should be taken, and traditional Chinese and Western medicine should be combined. This is a yes (surgery is possible in the early stage, surgery is not helpful in the late stage or in a bad location).

Usually we always say "integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine", when encountering this kind of serious disease, it is really the time to integrate traditional Chinese and Western medicine, should be comprehensive, not just one method.

Moreover, cancer is a lifelong disease (when the cancer cells have not spread, they can be removed, but even if they are cut cleanly, there are always cancer cells in the body, and with the accumulation of time, the ** rate is high), we must insist on taking medicine, and we must not think that everything will be fine after surgery and chemotherapy (after surgery and chemotherapy, there is still a long way to go, and the main task at this time is to prevent **). It's medical common sense. Many patients think that they have been cured after surgery and the doctor clearly says that "the operation was successful".

This is obviously a lack of medical knowledge, and as a result, it suffers from this loss). You should take the medicine after the operation, and if you don't stop taking the medicine, you can not **, thank God it is already a great achievement. Not to mention not taking medicine.

Chinese medicine can be fully considered. It is treated with traditional Chinese medicine pills for dissolving stasis and dispersing knots, detoxifying and reducing swelling, and for pimples and tumors. If you find the right medicine, the effect will be enhanced.

Due to business relations, the author is well aware of the charm of traditional Chinese medicine, and has witnessed a large number of typical cases of brain tumors, lymphomas and gastrointestinal malignant tumors that have been treated by traditional Chinese medicine, which has verified the uniqueness of traditional Chinese medicine in the motherland. Traditional Chinese medicine in malignant tumors, for resisting the development of cancer cells, shrinking the size of tumors, reducing the pain of patients is very obvious, patients feel energetic, the amount of food increases, and the brain tumor caused by epilepsy, hydrops, headache and dizziness are significantly improved. Patients are even more satisfied with the contrasting results.

As for the simple elimination of effusion and edema, it is needless to say, such as hydrocephalus caused by brain tumor, pulmonary hydrops caused by tuberculosis, and pelvic effusion caused by pelvic inflammatory disease; As for mere pain relief, it is a function that comes with the process of shrinking the lump. If you have undergone surgery or chemotherapy, one of the obvious effects of traditional Chinese medicine is that all kinds of uncomfortable symptoms of the patient will be significantly reduced and improved in the short term.

More than half of brain tumors are gliomas, and the probability of the disease is still very large.

Experts from Bayi Brain Glioma Diagnosis and Treatment Center pointed out that 90% of glioma cases have symptoms of increased intracranial pressure, and the clinical manifestations are mainly headache, nausea, vomiting and visual impairment. Other symptoms include epilepsy, vertigo, abducens nerve palsy, and behavioral and personality changes. The progression of symptoms is related to the location of the tumor, the degree of malignancy, the growth rate and the age of the patient.

Grade and grade gliomas grow slowly, the brain adapts, and minor signs and symptoms such as petit mal seizures, personality changes, and memory and learning disabilities should be investigated as soon as possible.

You can consult Professor Dai Yiwu every Tuesday morning and Professor Qin Jiazhen every Wednesday afternoon are very good experts, if I remember correctly, it should be every Tuesday for outpatient visits.

Take him to a big hospital to see a doctor, you can check which hospitals are more powerful in cranial surgery, and try to go to a big hospital to find a good doctor.

If you recover, it will be much better, and you can generally recover to before the operation.

Good luck soon**.

Gliomas are a group of primary intracranial tumors that arise from glial cells produced by neuroectodermal lobes. They are the most common primary tumors in intracranial tumors. Because gliomas are invasive in nature, they are often considered malignancies, or so-called "brain cancers."

However, in terms of malignancy, gliomas can be classified into grades 1 to 4, with grade 1 being the least malignant and grade 4 being the highest.

Glioma-related foreign risk factors.

01 Ionizing radiation.

Including medical ** with ionization fields, atomic bombs, nuclear leakage, etc. In general, the interval between exposure to ionizing radiation and the development of tumors can be as short as five years and as long as decades; The radiation dose is significantly correlated with the probability of tumorigenesis and the interval between tumor development and development.

In recent years, with the increase in the survival of patients with other brain tumors, leukemia or other tumors, the incidence of secondary brain malignancies due to radiotherapy has also increased.

In particular, early (less than 5 years of age) cranial CT in children is associated with an increased risk of glioma later in life; In addition, persistent exposure to low-dose ionizing radiation is also a risk factor for the development of brain tumors.

02 Mobile phones and high RF radiation.

Studies have shown that mobile phones, as a source of high radiofrequency radiation, are a potential factor in brain tumors due to their closer proximity to the head, with an incubation period of about 10 years or more Of course, other sources of high-frequency radiation include: microwave ovens, radar equipment, etc.

03 Other possible related factors.

Occupational exposures (farm workers, electricians, oil workers, rubber workers, etc.), head trauma, allergies (serum IgE concentrations and gliomas), dietary habits (too much nitroso compounds, too little fresh fruits and vegetables), alcohol and tobacco intake, viral infections, etc.

However, "glioma is the price that the human brain must pay for evolution!" ”

Nature magazine.

High-grade malignant gliomas are cancers, and low-grade gliomas are not counted and can be surgically prolonged.

Don't drag low-grade gliomas into high-grade ones, and I also saw some netizens say "gliomas are like leeks, the faster the surgery cuts", this is too ridiculous, the international norms write in black and white that surgical removal is a first-line means, and if you don't remove the leeks, the fields are gone, how to talk about the follow-up?

Gliomas are malignant tumors and need to be diagnosed immediately**. The earlier the staging, the better the efficacy.

Brain tumors are a common type of cancer in clinical practice, but brain tumors are not necessarily cancers, especially benign tumors. For brain tumors, there are benign and malignant. Tumors are actually classified in this way, mainly because benign tumors and malignant tumors are fundamentally different.

Benign tumors are mainly localized growth, and after growth, they generally have a capsule, which squeezes the surrounding tissues. However, the biological behavior of malignant tumors is very different, and its most important biological behavior is aggressive growth, tumor cell growth or invasion of surrounding tissues. So the prognosis is very different.

Most benign tumors are operated or observed, but malignant tumors require comprehensive means.