Where does brain tumor pain hit?
Not every headache is a brain tumor. Brain tumors occupy space in the skull and cause an increase in pressure. In this case, the headaches are more boring, severe, difficult and accompanied by some other symptoms (such as vomiting, visual and hearing disorders, weakness in the arms and legs, imbalance).
Are There Early Symptoms of a Brain Tumor? What are they?
Some brain tumors do not show symptoms for a long time or cause very few complaints. Diagnosis may be delayed for years, especially in benign slow-growing masses and congenital tumors, and sometimes they are found by chance. General symptoms in brain tumors are well defined: headache, vomiting, decreased vision, double vision, epileptic seizures, weakness and numbness in arms and legs, forgetfulness, speech disorders, imbalance and gait disturbance, hormonal imbalances.
