There is no clear evidence that medulloblastoma is inherited from the father or the mother.
Medulloblastoma is a tumor that belongs to the central nervous system and its cause is not clear. Medulloblastoma can be inherited, but not all medulloblastomas are inherited. If there is a family member with medulloblastoma, the likelihood of developing medulloblastoma in the offspring increases.
Medulloblastoma is highly malignant and can spread and metastasize, so it is more difficult to treat. In the early stage, it can be removed by surgery, and in the later stage, it needs to be combined with the application of nerve-nourishing drugs to promote recovery. If it causes nerve dysfunction, it can be treated symptomatically, and it can be improved mainly by applying modern rehabilitation means, and complications should be prevented.