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Brain/Intracranial TumorBrain/Intracranial Tumor – General InformationThe Brain/Intracranial Tumor is considered to be a mass or growth of abnormal cells in a person’s brain. This type of disease is usually classified in two groups: primary and secondary types of tumors. Primary types of tumors have the origin in the patient’s brain and they can be either cancerous (benign), or non-cancerous (malignant). The secondary types of tumors develop from cancer that started elsewhere and then spread to the brain. Primary tumors are less encountered than secondary type tumors. Benign or cancerous Brain/Intracranial Tumors are known to generally grow slower than the malignant ones; they are also easier to remove (even if this usually depends on the location of the tumor), and even less possible to recur than the malignant tumors. The cancerous tumors do not get to the surrounding normal brain or other nearby areas, but they can still pressure on the sensitive parts of the brain. The malignant or noncancerous tumors can grow more rapidly, destroying the nearby brain tissue. In most of the cases, primary malignant types of tumors rarely spread from the brain. Brain/Intracranial Tumors are often challenging for any doctor to cure. But in most of the cases, several types of such tumors can be successfully cured with one or more treatments. In combination with the existing treatments, technology is enabling doctors to locate tumors more precisely. Human brain is generally divided into many different parts and each is responsible for a variety of functions. Depending on the size and location of the tumor, this disorder can easily lead to temporary or permanent brain damage.Brain/Intracranial Tumor – SymptomsThe signs and symptoms of a Brain/Intracranial Tumor depend on the tumor size, location and rate of growth. This type of tumor, either primary or secondary, can lead to the appearance of a variety of signs and symptoms due to the fact that it can directly press on or get into the brain tissue. This can cause damage or even destroy any parts responsible for sight, movement, balance, speech, hearing, memory or behavior. The pressure caused by a brain tumor can also cause the surrounding brain tissue to swell, forming an edema; as the pressure increases, the first symptoms of this medical condition appear. The signs and symptoms of this kind of tumor can include new onset or change in the patient’s regular pattern of headaches (this includes headaches that progressively become more frequent and more chronic), unexplained nausea or vomiting, vision problems (such as blurred vision, double vision or loss of peripheral vision), progressive loss of sensation or movement in an arm or a leg, difficulty with balance, speech difficulties, confusion in everyday actions, personality or behavior changes, seizures (particularly in patients who doesn't have a history of seizures – a history of disorders such as epilepsy), hearing problems, hormonal, or endocrine disorders. Even if headaches aren’t a signal of a serious medical condition, if a patient has headaches that progressively worsen, are especially severe and are each time in the same location or are accompanied by symptoms like nausea or vomiting and blurred or double vision, he should talk immediately to the doctor, because he might be suffering from a Brain/Intracranial Tumor.Brain/Intracranial Tumor – TreatmentThe treatment used to cure Brain/Intracranial Tumor usually depends on the size, type and location of the existing tumor, but also on the patient’s age and overall health. Generally the patient’s personal doctor will be able to prescribe the best treatment to fit each particular situation. The main treatment for a Brain/Intracranial Tumor usually includes steroid medications which have the effect of reducing the swelling and inflammation of brain tissue. Depending on the situation, the physician might advise the patient to start an anticonvulsant treatment which can help in preventing or controlling seizures. If the disease has lead to the build up of fluid in the patient’s brain (usually in hydrocephalus), the doctor might have to perform a small surgery (the insertion of a shunt). This shunt is a long, thin tube that is placed in the patient’s brain and after this, is threaded under the skin to another part of your body, in most of the cases, in the abdomen. These tubes allow the excess fluid to be removed from the brain. These kind of medical approaches aren't usually needed for the benign or primary type of brain tumors. In most cases, the main treatment methods for Brain/Intracranial Tumors include surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. The surgical process is considered to be the mainstay of the disease treatment. This medical approach consists in removing as much of the tumor as possible and trying to decrease the damage to healthy tissue. In some particular cases, tumors can be completely removed, but, in others cases, they can be only partially removed. Furthermore, some tumors cannot be removed at all. If the tumor is a slow growing type, doctors can not act immediately; instead they use the watch and wait tactic. The radiation treatment consists in high-energy radiation that is used to destroy the tumor cells from the brain. The chemotherapy treatment consists in a trial of medications with certain drugs. These kinds of drugs, which are usually taken by mouth or intravenously (IV), may help kill cancerous tumor cells. In most of the cases, doctors cure many brain tumors using a combination of therapies. Due to the fact that the tumor can recur if any tumor cells are left in the area, the goal is to remove the most, if not all, of the tumor in the surgical approach. The radiation therapy and chemotherapy treatments are generally used to cure tumors that can't be removed only by surgery. Brain/Intracranial Tumor treatments can lead to the appearing of several side effects, such as hair loss and nausea. It is better to ask the doctor about the possible side effects that can appear and how best to interact with them. Once cured, this kind of disease can remain in remission for more than few years, or can never recur. When this type of disease is in remission, studies show that it does not trigger any signs and / or symptoms. In some cases, this means the cancer will never recur; however, in other cases, the cancer might be too small to be diagnosed by studies, and it can return at a later date. |
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