Repeated headache and dizziness didn't care. He was so painful that he had a huge tumor in his brain!

Repeated headaches and dizziness do not care. After a sudden severe headache, they lost consciousness. It turned out that huge tumors in the brain compressed the center of life -recently, Mr. Huang, a citizen of Xiamen, encountered such a situation. Fortunately Essence

In the early morning of September 6, Mr. Huang, who was still resting, suddenly had a severe headache. Soon he began to vomit a blood -like thing. The family quickly dial 120 Mr. Huang, who had gradually blurred the consciousness to the emergency department of Zhongshan Hospital affiliated to Xiamen University. The skull CT shows "right cerebellar hemisphere occupies", and the emergency department immediately notified neurosurgeons for consultation.

"Tumors in neurosurgery cerebral parts, once the tumor increases to a certain degree, can easily cause obstacles to the cerebrospinal fluid circulation pathway, form obstructive hydrocephalus, and increase the disease." Zhang Fenglin, chief physician of neurosurgery, said. It turned out that Mr. Huang had repeated headaches and dizziness 2 years ago, but because the symptoms could be relieved by themselves, they could not be discovered and treated in time.

Zhang Fenglin's medical team first performed outdoor drainage for the patient's emergency department, but still had life -threatening at any time. On the 7th, a magnetic resonance examination was performed for Mr. Huang to clarify the size and location of the tumor. The team had craniotomy for patients overnight to remove intracranial tumors. Due to the large tumor and dangerous location, the surrounding area is all over the important nerves, blood vessels, brain stem deformation, and surgical risk. After 7 hours of fighting, the medical team finally completed the surgery at nearly 1 am. On the first day after the operation, Mr. Huang had fully recovered and could swipe his mobile phone freely. Mr. Huang is currently discharged.

【remind】

Physical examination values ​​head inspections

If you have symptoms, you should seek medical treatment in time

Director Zhang Fenglin said that Mr. Huang's situation is not a case clinically. The vast majority of people ignored head examinations during the physical examination, causing some patients to suffer from craniocele tumors without knowing themselves. For patients with early symptoms of brain tumors, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time. Related head examination should be performed if necessary. People over 40 years of age are recommended to have brain health examinations every 3 to 5 years.

Neurosurgeons suggest that headaches, nausea, vomiting, and reducing headache after vomiting; body weakness; physical disorders on one side; language disorders, such as unrealistic words or not understanding others; changes in the spirit of intelligence; seizures; seizures; Visual changes; endocrine disorders; unbalanced walking; hearing decreased or tinnitus, such as the symptoms of early brain tumor.

(Text/Xiamen Evening News reporter Kuang Wei Correspondent Zhang Shushan Cheng Fei)

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