The psychological harm of brain cancer to children

I believe that everyone must be familiar with brain tumors. Because the incidence of brain tumors has been rising in recent years, people have gradually become familiar with it. Brain cancer patients are of all ages, so what are the psychological hazards of brain cancer to children? Let's learn about this sensitive topic together!

1. Psychological disorders: due to increased intracranial pressure, it may also cause brain tissue to be compressed and damaged by tumors. After the early general symptoms, there is indifference, numbness, memory and comprehension disorders. As the intracranial pressure increases, the symptoms become more obvious, such as dementia, confusion, personality and behavior changes. Part of the delay in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness. Patients with memory loss often lose things, and young patients and female patients are prone to accidents. Before the characteristics and behavioral changes are confirmed, they may not be understood by family members and comrades around them, and are prone to name disputes, conflicts and even fights. Individual suicide.
2. Non-ophthalmological diseases such as decreased vision, diplopia, strabismus, loss of visual field (vision range) or unilateral proptosis. When the tumor directly compresses the optic nerve, not only will vision suddenly deteriorate, but blindness may also occur.
3. Abnormal energy, caused by damage to the cerebral cortex, clinical diagnosis is apathy, dullness, loss of thinking and memory, personality and behavior changes, and then develop into drowsiness, haziness or unclear consciousness. Tinnitus and deafness, this symptom is often not easy to cause attention. It is often found when making a phone call, that is, one ear can hear, but the other ear cannot. This clinical diagnosis is often a sign of acoustic neuroma.