Late symptoms of glioma?

summary

Glioma itself is a highly malignant tumor disease with rapid development. In the late stage, some symptoms will be more obvious, causing greater harm to the patient's body. Therefore, at this time, patients should actively cooperate with the treatment, and their families should also take good care of them. Let's understand the late symptoms of glioma?

Late symptoms of glioma?

Headache: mostly due to increased intracranial pressure, tumor growth, intracranial pressure gradually increased, compression, involving intracranial pain sensitive structures such as blood vessels, dura and some cranial nerves and headache. Increased intracranial pressure: the late symptoms of brain glioma can produce optic papilla edema, and cause secondary atrophy of optic nerve for a long time, resulting in decreased vision.

Epilepsy: some tumor patients have epilepsy symptoms, and can be early symptoms. Epilepsy begins in adults, the latter is generally symptomatic, mostly caused by brain tumors. If the drug is not easy to control or the nature of the attack has changed, the existence of brain tumor should be considered.

Vomiting: it is caused by the stimulation of the medullary vomiting center or vagus nerve. There is no nausea in the first place. It is jet. In children, because of the separation of cranial suture, headache is not significant, and because the posterior fossa tumor is more common, so vomiting is more prominent. Mental symptoms: such as personality change, indifference, decreased speech and activities, inattention, memory loss, unconcerned about things, untidy, etc.

matters needing attention

At present, surgery is the best method for the treatment of glioma, which can quickly and effectively control the development of the disease. Once the majority of patients have the above symptoms, we must determine the treatment method as soon as possible, so as not to cause serious consequences.