The 3-year-old tong tong is very lively and active, since this year's New Year's Day, he always inexplicably said that he had a headache, but after a while he jumped around again, after many times, parents heard tong tong shout headache, said that he was "drama essence".
It was not until the time when Tong Tong's neck was crooked and his vision was blurred that his parents really began to pay attention to it, sent him to the Brain Hospital in Guangzhou for a check-up, and found that Tong Tong actually had a tumor in his skull.
It turned out that Tong Tong's shouting headaches were true, and Ms. Zhang was both heartbroken and self-brunched after seeing the diagnosis report. Doctors also found that the tumor in the skull of the child is a very rare teratoma.
Director of the Third Department of Neurology of Guangdong Sanjiu Brain Hospital - Jin Xin:
Teratoma is a relatively rare tumor in children, which is congenital, and some embryonic tissue remains in the skull during growth and development, and gradually evolves into tumor tissue.
Fortunately, the teratoma in the child's skull has been completely removed through surgery, and after postoperative rehabilitation, he has been successfully discharged from the hospital.
Doctors remind that children's general description of physical pain symptoms will be very vague, and parents must not take it lightly.
This situation is generally that parents do not pay too much attention to some of the descriptions of the child, because the child does not know how to describe, including the use of words for symptom description is not so accurate, so parents should still be vigilant, if the child has unexplained limb shaking, headache dizziness, vomiting and other symptoms, to go to neurosurgery in time to check the cause.