Patient's question:
The child was diagnosed with an intracranial tumor last year and has been undergoing treatment ever since. At that time, he often had headaches, experiencing pain every day, which made him lose his appetite for everything. Sometimes he would even faint. It was later discovered during an examination. Now, he can eat a little porridge and similar foods.Doctor's answer:
Hello, increased intracranial pressure in children can manifest as irritability and restlessness. Some may appear indifferent or drowsy. If there is a disturbance in consciousness, the pulse may slow, breathing may decrease, and blood pressure may rise. It is best to consume supplements that can inhibit cancer cells and enhance immunity. Otherwise, during chemotherapy, it can damage cancer cells but also more normal cells. It is recommended to eat more nutritional supplements regularly.