What is the difference between a brain tumor and brain cancer?

Tumors that grow inside our skull are called brain tumors, including primary brain tumors that occur in the brain parenchyma and intracranial tumors that metastasize from other parts of the brain. This disease is a common disease of our nervous system and can cause great damage to our nervous system. Brain tumors can generally be divided into two categories: secondary and primary. So what is the difference between a brain tumor and brain cancer?

1. In recent years, the incidence of brain tumors has shown an upward trend. The incidence of brain tumors has reached 5% of all tumors in the body. Brain tumors, whether benign or malignant, will increase our intracranial pressure and compress the brain tissue, which will damage our central nervous system and endanger our lives.
2. Brain tumors are also called intracranial tumors, which can be divided into benign tumors and malignant tumors. Malignant brain tumors are also called brain cancer, so malignant brain tumors mean brain cancer. After we have brain cancer, we will experience coma, convulsions, blurred vision, headaches, vomiting and other symptoms.