Recurrent symptoms of glioblastoma?

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My father-in-law is 60 years old this year, and his physical fitness has not been very good before. My father-in-law had a brain glioma operation in 2000, and then his right leg was a little lame, but it didn't affect his normal life. Recently, his condition suddenly worsened, and he really didn't dare to operate this time, because the tumor was very big. Recurrent symptoms of glioblastoma? Now let me tell you something.

Recurrent symptoms of glioblastoma?

The disease is more common in clinical recurrence, and the common symptoms of recurrence is that the patient's memory will begin to decline, and attention will also decline. Once excited, it will increase intracranial pressure, which will lead to mental decline, indifference and incontinence.

In addition, because the vagus nerve of the patient will be stimulated, it will make the patient have headache and vomiting at night or in the morning. Frequent vomiting will affect the patient's normal diet, and is not conducive to the absorption of body nutrition, which is not good for the body.

Finally, the patient's venous blood flow will also be hindered, then it may cause retinal papilla, so there will be a defect in the visual field, and the blind spot will expand. Some patients even have seizures of epileptic diseases. It is suggested that patients should receive treatment as soon as possible once they feel unwell.

matters needing attention

It is suggested that once patients have persistent pain, they should go to the regular medical institutions for examination as soon as possible, and treat symptomatically until the disease is confirmed, so as to avoid taking drugs without authorization, so as not to affect the recovery of the disease.