What are the symptoms of early brain tumors in women?

Symptoms of early brain tumors in women usually include dizziness and headaches, and there is a high probability of hearing loss.

Clinically, it mainly includes primary tumors such as germ cells, peripheral nerves or neuroepithelial tissues, tumors occurring in intracranial tissues and brain metastases, which may be caused by allergic diseases and viral infections, or long-term exposure to ionizing radiation, which will increase the incidence of brain tumors and brain retention. Some patients do not have obvious symptoms in the early stages, and the specific situation needs to be judged based on personal constitution. As the size continues to grow, it is very likely to cause stimulation and compression to local nerves, and neurological dysfunction may also occur. When abnormal physical conditions occur, choose to go to a regular tertiary hospital for an MRI examination in time, and diagnose the condition based on the examination results.

Clinically, surgical resection is the main treatment. A detailed physical examination will be performed before the operation. By safely removing the tumor, intracranial pressure can be reduced and physical discomfort symptoms can be relieved. Patients with epileptic brain tumors need to follow the doctor's instructions and take oral anti-epileptic drugs, such as carbamazepine and valproic acid. If the tumor is discovered late, it can easily cause the tumor to metastasize to other parts of the body. Radiotherapy can be used to improve the quality of life to a great extent. Regular follow-up visits to the hospital are required.