Intracranial glioma symptoms?

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Glioma is the most common primary brain malignant tumor caused by the malignant transformation of brain and spinal cord glial cells. The incidence rate of intracranial tumors is about 35.2%~61.0%, which is derived from glial cells. It has the characteristics of high incidence rate, high recurrence rate, high mortality rate and low cure rate. Intracranial glioma symptoms? Let's talk about it

Intracranial glioma symptoms?

Headache is mostly caused by increased intracranial pressure, tumor growth, increased intracranial pressure, compression, involving intracranial pain sensitive structures such as blood vessels, dura and some cranial nerves and headache. Most of them are throbbing pain and distending pain, most of them are located in frontotemporal or occipital part, and the tumors are shallow in one side of the cerebral hemisphere. Headache can mainly occur on the affected side, and the headache starts intermittently. It mostly occurs in the morning. With the development of the tumor, the headache gradually worsens and lasts longer.

Vomiting is caused by stimulation of the medulla oblongata vomiting center or vagus nerve. 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.

The increase of intracranial pressure can cause optic papilledema, secondary atrophy of optic nerve and decrease of vision. The primary atrophy of optic nerve and the decrease of visual acuity were found in patients with optic nerve compression by tumor. Abducens nerve is easily compressed and involved, often causing paralysis and diplopia.

matters needing attention

In terms of patients' life, they should pay more attention to their own condition and let themselves have a good rest. Don't live in a stuffy place, don't make yourself constipated, don't make yourself angry, go out for a walk. You can make yourself eat more celery, shepherd's purse and so on,