What are the symptoms of glioma

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The incidence of glioma is the highest in brain tumors. Many patients in our life suffer from this disease. Generally, the peak age of this disease is between 30 and 40 years old, or between 10 and 20 years old. If you can learn more about glioma in your life, it will be very helpful to prevent this disease. So what are the symptoms of glioma? Let's listen to some of my opinions and share some of my experiences!

What are the symptoms of glioma

Patients with glioma usually have headache, vomiting, optic nerve papilledema, vision and visual field changes. Many patients will also have epilepsy, diplopia and other symptoms. Patients with these basic symptoms must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

Patients with gliomas often have symptoms of rapid tumor growth, high intracranial pressure and cerebellar dysfunction. The general performance is the gait falters, walks unsteadily and so on. If you have these symptoms, you must pay more attention.

Patients with glioma often have physical decline, immune decline, loss of appetite. Therefore, patients may have a significant weight loss trend in the short term. Generally, patients with this disease often have symptoms such as neuralgia.

matters needing attention

Generally, the treatment of this disease is more difficult, and there will be certain risks, so it is suggested that patients should try their best to prevent this disease in their daily life, so as to achieve early detection and early treatment. Usually we must take more exercise to improve our resistance and immunity. Don't be picky about food.