What are the early symptoms of cerebral hemangioma?

Capillary hemangioma, etc. The symptoms of cerebral hemangioma are benign tumors originating from embryonic remnants of mesoderm cells, which mostly occur in cerebellum and occasionally in brain stem and spinal cord. Hemangiomas of the brain have a genetic tendency, which can occur at any age, mostly in teenagers, with a peak age of 30-40 years, slightly more in men than in women. Therefore, many patients found it by accident when doing other examinations, and some of them were found when doing physical examinations.