8. Fatigue
A cancerous brain tumor can lead you to feel fatigued or you may also experience fatigue as a side effect of cancer treatments. This is not merely being tired on occasion but is a condition that is more persistent.
You may be fatigued if you spend most of the time feeling totally exhausted, have a total lack of energy, feel week, find your limbs feeling heavy, find yourself falling asleep even in the middle of the day, are unable to concentrate, or feel constantly irritable and out of sorts.
You can manage chronic fatigue by taking a break as needed, getting some exercise, eating to fuel your energy, and making adjustments to your lifestyle. Understanding and accepting that you need downtime can help you make the changes you need to handle your fatigue.
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