Are brain tumors usually benign?

Brain tumors are not always benign, there are benign and malignant points.

Benign brain tumors grow relatively slowly, in most cases can be cured. The cause may be related to viral infection and allergic diseases. Malignant brain tumors grow faster, easy to adhere to tissue, treatment is more difficult. The cause may be related to ionizing radiation, brain embryonic residual tissue differentiation.

Symptoms For the diagnosis of brain tumors, a variety of examination methods, such as brain MRI, computed tomography, etc., can help determine the location, size, morphology and other important information, to provide a basis for the formulation of treatment plans.

Patients need to seek medical attention in time, for detailed examination and evaluation, and under the guidance of doctors to choose the appropriate treatment plan. At the same time, patients need to pay close attention to their symptoms after treatment, regular review to ensure that the tumor is effectively controlled and treated.