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A brain tumor is an abnormal cluster of tissue in the brain wherein the cells grow and multiply seemingly out of control. It can be cancerous (malignant) or noncancerous (benign).<\/p>\n

A tumor that originates from the tissues of the brain or its immediate surroundings is called a primary brain tumor. Primary brain tumors can be either glial (composed of glial cells) or non-glial (developed in the structures of the brain).<\/p>\n

If the cancerous tumor starts from another part of the body, such as the lungs or breast, and spreads into the brain, it is called a secondary brain tumor or metastatic brain tumor.<\/p>\n

Because having a brain tumor can be a very serious condition, it is good to be aware of the symptoms it causes. There are several signs that may manifest, but it is not likely that a person suffering from a brain tumor would have them all. Symptoms may also differ depending on the size and the location of the tumor in the brain.<\/p>\n

Read on to learn the common signs and symptoms of a brain tumor.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Symptoms of Brain Tumor<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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1. Memory Loss and Confusion<\/h2>\n
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A brain tumor located in the frontal or temporal lobe can cause problems with memory loss. On the other hand, a tumor found in the frontal or parietal lobe can affect decision-making and reasoning.<\/p>\n

Some signs of these include being easily distracted and unable to concentrate, getting confused about simple matters, being unable to multitask, having trouble planning things, and experiencing short-term memory loss.<\/p>\n

These symptoms can occur at any stage of a brain tumor, but it can also be a side effect of cancer treatments such as radiation and chemotherapy. Fatigue can worsen this problem.<\/p>\n

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2. Seizures<\/h2>\n
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A seizure may be the first sign of a brain tumor that arises. It is caused by an interference in the electric signals when the tumor pushes on nerve cells in the brain. However, seizures can occur at any stage of the illness. It is a common symptom that affects around 50 percent of people with brain tumors.<\/p>\n

If you get seizures due to a brain tumor, the onset may come on suddenly. You may experience loss of consciousness, loss of body tone with twitching and relaxing muscle contractions, loss of control of your bodily functions, or brief periods without breathing (around 30 seconds) which may cause your skin to turn bluish. An episode may last for a short duration of about two to three minutes. It may leave you feeling confused or sleepy, give you a headache or sore muscles, or make you briefly feel weak or numb.<\/p>\n

Seizures may be caused by other problems, however, so it is advisable to consult with your doctor immediately if you start getting them, especially if you have no prior history. Neurological problems, brain diseases, and withdrawal from drugs are other possible causes of seizures.<\/p>\n

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3. Changing Headache Patterns<\/h2>\n
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Almost everyone gets headaches every now and then. But with a brain tumor, it goes beyond the common headache. About 50 percent of people with brain tumors experience worsening headaches. This is caused by the pressure the tumor places on sensitive nerves and blood vessels. This may trigger a change in the way you experience headaches or in the pattern of your previous headaches.<\/p>\n

Some signs that your headache might be the result of a brain tumor include a persistent pain that is not like a migraine, a pain that is worse upon getting up in the morning, headaches that come together with vomiting or other neurological symptoms, worse headaches when exercising, coughing or changing your position, or when over the counter pain relievers do not help at all.<\/p>\n

However, headaches and changes in how you get them are not a definitive symptom of a brain tumor. Watch out for other symptoms or see your doctor if you are finding your headaches worrisome.<\/p>\n

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4. Personality Changes or Mood Swings<\/h2>\n
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Because a brain tumor can disrupt your brain function, it can affect your personality and behavior. For example, if you used to be patient, you may find yourself losing your temper quickly. Or maybe you used to be driven but have now become passive and withdrawn.<\/p>\n

You may also find yourself experiencing mood swings for no apparent reason. You might be happy and content one minute, then picking a fight with someone the next.<\/p>\n

The way you feel or behave may change depending on the location, size, and growth rate of the tumor. These personality and mood changes are usually caused by tumors located in the frontal lobe, the temporal lobe, and certain parts of the cerebrum.<\/p>\n

Although these symptoms may come out in the early stages, they may also be triggered by chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, and other cancer treatments.<\/p>\n

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5. Nausea and Vomiting<\/h2>\n
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A tumor in your brain can cause a hormone imbalance. This can result in nausea and vomiting. These symptoms may also be caused by increased pressure in your skull, wherein the tumor presses on your brain tissue or blocks the flow of fluid in your brain.<\/p>\n

Nausea may also be due to the tumor’s location in your brain. If it is located in the area of your brain that controls balance, you may find yourself feeling dizzy and nauseous. If it is in an area involving vision and movement, you may feel imbalanced, which can also lead to nausea.<\/p>\n

Nausea and vomiting may also occur as a side effect of chemotherapy and other cancer treatments. Although nausea is a common sign of a brain tumor, it is rarely the only symptom to manifest.<\/p>\n

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6. Mass Effect<\/h2>\n
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Mass effect includes symptoms that occur when a brain tumor puts pressure on the normal tissue that surrounds it. This is called intracranial pressure, also known as ICP. It may take place if the tumor grows within the tight confines of the skull, if the fluid flowing through your brain gets blocked (known as hydrocephalus), or if the fluid is building up in the area of the brain near the tumor, causing it to swell (known as edema).<\/p>\n

Nausea and vomiting are among the symptoms that are associated with mass effect. Other symptoms include headaches, drowsiness, problems with vision, and changes in behavior.<\/p>\n

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7. Weakness and Numbness<\/h2>\n
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If you have a brain tumor, you may experience a feeling of weakness as your body fights it. A tumor can also cause numbness or a tingling sensation in your hands and feet. You may also lose feeling in other parts of your body or face. These symptoms usually occur on only one side of the body and may sometimes lead to clumsy movements.<\/p>\n

Cancer treatments may also result in feelings of weakness and numbness.<\/p>\n

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8. Fatigue<\/h2>\n
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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.<\/p>\n

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.<\/p>\n

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.<\/p>\n

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9. Cognitive Changes<\/h2>\n
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People with a brain tumor often experience changes in their cognitive function. It is one of the most common symptoms to manifest and is affected by the location, size, and growth rate of the tumor.<\/p>\n

This means that you may experience difficulty with language and communication (such as reading, writing, or speaking), an inability to concentrate or pay attention (such as confusion, being easily distracted, or difficulty with planning and multitasking), or issues with your executive function or general intellectual abilities (such as difficulty with reasoning, impaired judgment, or being unable to link cause and effect).<\/p>\n

What changes you experience usually depend on the area of your brain that is affected by the tumor. The frontal lobe affects intelligence, reasoning, behavior, personality, planning, decision making, memory, judgment, mood, initiative, and movement. On the other hand, the temporal lobe affects speech, vision, hearing, behavior, memory, and emotions. Finally, the parietal lobe affects reasoning, intelligence, language, reading, sensation, and the ability to tell right from left.<\/p>\n

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10. Neuropsychiatric Symptoms<\/h2>\n
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Depending on the location of the tumor, the injury it may have caused, your age, general health, or other health issues, you may experience a number of mood, behavioral and cognitive symptoms that appear to be similar to mental health disorders. These may cause changes in your personality, mood, and behavior if they are left untreated. It can even put you and those close to you in risky situations in extreme cases of these symptoms.<\/p>\n

Some of these symptoms include aggression, mania, psychosis, impulsivity, delusion, hallucination, paranoia, and violent behavior.<\/p>\n

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11. Depression<\/h2>\n
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Feelings of depression are a result that often occurs after being diagnosed with cancer. These feelings affect not only the patient but also their loved ones. It is a common occurrence, with more than one in four people with brain tumors suffering from a major depressive disorder.<\/p>\n

Depression goes beyond a normal case of sadness. It is persistent and may affect your day to day life. The prolonged feeling of sadness is usually disproportionate to the situation. You may experience a loss of interest in things that you used to enjoy or be burdened with a feeling of guilt or worthlessness. You may also experience insomnia, lower energy, and thoughts of self-harm or suicide.<\/p>\n

If you experience signs of depression, it is important to seek help. Your doctor can diagnose your condition and give you the treatment you need. You should also remember that feelings of depression are not a sign of weakness, but getting help immediately can improve your mental health and well-being.<\/p>\n

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12. Focal Symptoms<\/h2>\n
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Some symptoms of brain tumors affect a specific area of the brain. These are called focal or localized symptoms. Because they are specific to a certain area, they can often help in identifying the location of the tumor.<\/p>\n

Examples of focal symptoms and where the tumor may be located include the following:<\/p>\n

– hearing problems such as hearing loss or ringing or buzzing sounds (located in or around the temporal lobe or near cranial nerves),
\n– numbness, tingly, or decreased sensation (near the base of the brain)
\n– difficulty with walking or movement (frontal lobe or cerebellum)
\n– speech, reading, or writing problems (temporal lobe, parietal lobe, or certain parts of the cerebrum or cerebellum)
\n– balance problems (near the base of the brain)
\n– double vision or other vision problems (pituitary gland, optic nerve, occipital lobe or temporal lobe)
\n– swallowing problems (cerebellum or in or near cranial nerves)<\/p>\n

Other focal symptoms may include decreased muscle control, clumsiness or lack of coordination, weakness, and paralysis.<\/p>\n

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When to See Your Doctor<\/h2>\n
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Having these symptoms does not necessarily mean that you have a brain tumor. These are often associated with a number of other illnesses as well. But if any of these symptoms occur without any known cause, it is important to see your doctor as soon as you can<\/a>. A medical professional can help you get a proper diagnosis. Whatever the cause of your symptoms may be, the sooner you get diagnosed, the sooner you could start treatment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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