Symptoms of brain tumor headache

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Headache is a frequently occurring and common disease in life. I believe many people have experienced headache, but the causes of headache are various. The clinical manifestations of headache caused by different reasons are also different. What are the symptoms of brain tumor headache? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Symptoms of brain tumor headache

Brain tumor headache: it is caused by the growth of tumor occupying brain space or invading normal brain tissue, resulting in increased intracranial pressure. Headache caused by brain tumor, fixed location, often accompanied by vomiting, vision loss, hypoesthesia, transient human error and sudden epilepsy.

The degree of vomiting is more severe, mostly jet, and is related to the increase of intracranial pressure. The decrease of vision is mainly related to the damage of retina. The increase of intracranial pressure will lead to the obstruction of eye vein reflux, the formation of edema, and then damage the retina.

It is usually manifested as unilateral numbness of limbs, hypoesthesia of pain and temperature, and disturbance of position sense, two-point discrimination sense, figure sense, material sense and entity sense. One side of the body or a single limb weakness or paralysis.

matters needing attention

Early detection and early treatment are the key to improve the prognosis of brain tumors. Therefore, when we find unexplained progressive headache, accompanied by vomiting, visual impairment, mental disorders and other symptoms, we must seek medical investigation as soon as possible, so as to make a clear diagnosis and avoid delaying the treatment time and affecting the recovery rate of patients.