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Brain tumors are characterized as "cancerous or noncancerous mass or growth of abnormal cells in the brain."

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Brain tumors typically occur when there is a mutation of the DNA, which leads to the rapidly increasing rate at which cells grow and divide

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Symptoms include new headaches,nausea and vomiting,vision problems, gradual loss of sensation or movement in arm or leg,trouble with balance,speech difficulties,confusion,personality or behavior changes,seizures and hearing problems

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4,000 cases have been diagnosed in people under 20. 93% of brain tumors have occured in people over 20. People over the age of 85 have the highest chance of the development of a brain tumor

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Treatments include chemotherapy,craniotomies, tomotherapy and radiation therapy

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The 5 year survival rate is 36% and the 10 year survival rate is 31%.

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Guillain-Barre Syndrome is characterized by "a rare disorder in which your immune system attacks your nerves."

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There is no exact cause for this syndrome but there are many things that could cause it.GBS can be caused by an acute bacterial or viral infection. It can also be caused after a respiratory or digestive tract infection

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Symptoms include muscle pain,muscle weakness,difficulty with vision,abnormal walking,problems with coordination, fatigue,high blood pressure,fast heart rate,difficulty swallowing and speaking,shortness of breath,slow reflexes,tingling,urinary retention and difficulty raising foot

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GBS can occur at any age but there are spikes at ages between 15 and 35 and 50 and 75.

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There isn't much you can do about GBS but there are a few treatments that might help for GBS patients. Treatments include blood transfusions,ventilation and intubation and physical therapy.

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The mortality rate for GBS is between 4 and 7%. 60-80% of people recover in about 6 months but may have some residual symptoms

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Reye's Syndrome is characterized by "a rare but serious condition that causes confusion,swelling of the brain and liver damage.

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There is no known cause for Reye's Syndrome but there have been multiple diagnosis for children and young adults who are recovering from a viral infection. Those who are recovering from the infection often use aspirin so that could be a possible trigger for the disease

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Symptoms include fatigue,fever,low blood sugar,vomiting,diarrhea,
delirium,coma,seizures,headache,
rapid breathing and swelling

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Reye's Syndrome tends to affect people ages 4-12 years old. In very rare cases, it has affected young adults and young babies.

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There are not many treatment options for Reye's Syndrome. Mechanical ventilation,intracranial pressure monitoring and IV fluids are the only treatment options for people with Reye's.

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In the rare cases with adults, most people fully recover from the symptoms in a few months. In younger children, it is normal for them to have mild to severe brain damage, but it won't be fatal in most cases.

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