What are the early symptoms of brain cancer

Some brain cancer patients also experience hemiplegia. When the tumor appears in the cerebellum, the patient will experience a loss of consciousness. The patient will experience unstable walking, dizziness, epilepsy, hemiplegia and other symptoms. In the early stages of the tumor, if it is relatively small and grows in a non-functional area, there are generally no obvious symptoms. As the tumor gradually grows, it will cause increased intracranial pressure, leading to symptoms such as headache, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. Brain cancer patients may experience symptoms such as headache, vomiting, papilledema, language disorders, and movement disorders.

How long can you live after brain tumor surgery?

For most meningiomas, it will not affect the patient's life span. This is because some asymptomatic small meningiomas do not require surgical treatment under dynamic observation. Most meningiomas are benign tumors, accounting for an estimated 90% or more, especially meningiomas in easily accessible areas, such as meningiomas on the convex surface of the cerebral hemisphere and meningiomas beside the sickle. The patient's survival will not be significantly affected after surgical resection. Some meningiomas are malignant meningiomas and may still recur after surgical resection. Some meningiomas are located in the deep part or at the base of the skull, and surgery is relatively difficult, so the patient's survival may be affected to a certain extent. The metastasis and prognosis of the disease are closely related to the patient's constitution, the severity of the disease, the degree of differentiation of tumor cells, and whether recovery is appropriate. If the brain tumor is benign, the malignancy is lower, the recurrence time is later, and the life cycle is similar to that of normal people. The survival time of patients after meningioma surgery is related to the nature of the tumor and the patient's constitution.

How long can you live with a brain tumor?

How long a brain tumor patient can live is directly related to the nature of the tumor. Benign tumors usually do not affect life expectancy. Malignant tumors cannot be generalized and require specific analysis. The average survival period of patients with secondary tumors is about 10 years, the average survival period of patients with tertiary tumors is about 4 years, and the average survival period of patients with tertiary tumors is about 4 years14~17. The prognosis of malignant tumors is generally not good. Six months.