What causes brain cancer? What symptoms do people with newly diagnosed brain tumors experience?

 

Neuro-oncology is the study of brain and spinal cord concerns. It is very dangerous and life threatening. It may be cured by radiation and chemotherapy. These tumours can be occurring at any age. Mostly primary tumours start in the brain. If a brain has a radiation such as a hereditary condition called neurofibromatosis and tuberous sclerosis complex? Then it may leads to brain cancer. The brain and spinal cord are the central nervous system which control the entire body, nerves and organs. Clinical problems encountered in neuro-oncology, anorexia, weight loss, CNS infections, Constipation, fever, headache, hiccups, insomnia. Surgery alone is the best way treatment.

 There are the treatments depend on there disease, stage-neurosurgeon which will remove the tumour known as biopsy. Radiation therapy which can be given the radiation in small doses in daily way to remove microscopic tumor. Medical neuro-oncologists Which can be given the drug therapy or imuno therapy, after diagnosis the brain and spinal cord controls the central nervous system which controls entire body functioning and as cause brain may shows the symptoms like headache, confusion, memory loss, weakness, vision changes. Some brain tumours treatments can cause side effects as drugs like prednisone, dexamethasone. Some examples like after treatment can have the developing blood clots in legs and lungs, difficulty in sleeping, aggressive behaviour. Cognitive problems such as poor short term.

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