Alot Health Team

The best way to protect yourself against an aneurysm is to understand how they work. If you are at risk for developing one, here are some terms you should know.

While the exact cause of aneurysms is still unknown, researchers have pinpointed some risk factors that may contribute. We take a look at what you should know about this potentially fatal condition.

Treatment for an aneurysm varies depending on its size, location, and severity. We take a look at what you need to know about this process.

Signs and symptoms of an aneurysm can vary depending on the specific type. Additionally, some may present no symptoms at all until they rupture. We take a look at what you should know about this dangerous condition.

While brain aneurysms are the most common, this condition can occur in other parts of the body as well. We take a look at what you should know--including types, symptoms, and treatments.

Glioblastomas are classified as glioma tumors. While they are the most common type, there are other tumors also considered to be gliomas. We take a look at the differences between them.

The sciatic nerve runs along the spine and back of the legs and can cause discomfort when inflamed or irritated, symptoms known as sciatica. Understanding the symptoms of sciatica is the first step toward relief.

Glioblatsomas are an aggressive type of brain tumor. We take a look at the prognosis for patients with them--including statistics and factors that can influence prognosis.

Like many types of cancer, researchers aren't quite sure what causes glioblastoma tumors. However, we take a look at some risk factors that may potentially increase your risk for them.

Because of their severe nature, glioblastomas are typically difficult to treat. However, there are still some things that can be done. We take a look at the most common treatment options.