What is neobilemmom?

Neverthelymmom is a benign tumor, which usually grows on the myelin cloak around the nerves in the head and neck or nerves associated with bending in the arms and legs. A tumor is a lesion caused by abnormal cell growth and benign tumor is a tumor that is unlikely to proceed or become cancer, unlike a malignant tumor. It is assumed that Neverthememmmom stems from Schwann cells, cells that line the axons of neurons in the peripheral nervous system and help perform nerve impulses. The peripheral nervous system includes all nerves outside the brain and spinal cord. As soon as they begin to notice symptoms, it is usually because the tumor was large enough to see or feel, or large enough to compress the nerve. If the tumor is tangible, it will often be sensitive to the touch. Neobilemmom can also begin to cause pain due to nerve compression syndrome, also calling compression neuropathy, or more often, a tight nerve. Symptoms may include muscle weakness, numbness, bolEst or feeling of armor.

Neverthelessmmomes are particularly associated with the thoracic ascent syndrome, where the nerves between the upper rib and the collarbone are compressed. This can cause head and neck pain and numbness in the fingers. Similarly, the tumor along the seating nerve can lead to lower back pain, very closely symptomatically to the slip disk. The basic cause of carpal tunnel syndrome or tunnel syndrome can also be neurommom.

Although it is considered to be the most common neurogenic tumor, the exact number of people with neobilemmomas is unknown. The cause of these tumors is also unknown, although it was associated with type 1 neurofibomatosis (NF-1), formerly known as von reccklinghausen disease. NF-1 is a inherited disorder caused by malfemunctionting in the gene responsible for cell division. It tends to appear in people from 20 to 50 years old and does not seem to be any difference in the susceptibility based on gender or rASY.

Neverthelilemmoma may take the form of schwannoma or neurofibroma. Both are tumors of the peripheral nervous system and can occur anywhere in the body, but have little differences. Schwannom occurs only in the lining of neurons, while neurofibroma has a deeper connection with the nerve, which is a bit more difficult to remove surgically.

usually order a few scans such as computer tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance (MRI) to find a tumor and then a tumor biopsy to make sure it is not malignant. Neurlimmom will not become cancer, with the exception of extremely rare cases and does not need surgery unless the tumor causes pain or discomfort. If surgery is needed, the tumor may usually be removed without causing too much damage to the nerve.