What are the symtoms of a brain tumor?

Answer 1

The most common symptoms include headaches, which can be most severe in the morning; nausea or vomiting, which can be most severe in the morning; seizures or convulsions; difficulty thinking, speaking, or finding words; personality changes; weakness or paralysis in one part or one side of the body; loss of balance; vision changes; confusion and disorientation; and memory loss. Different parts of the brain control different functions, so symptoms will vary depending on the tumor’s location.

While these are the most common symptoms of a brain tumor, they can also indicate other medical problems. If you are having any of these symptoms, it is important to see your doctor and get a definitive diagnosis.

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Answer 2

If you are concerned about yourself or someone else having a brain tumor than only a Cat-scan of the brain will tell. Usually a headache or uneven pupils of the eyes, sometimes dizziness or unable to walk straight are some symptoms. But as I mentioned earlier only a Cat-scan will show an abnormality then an MRI of the brain with contrast will give you the definite diagnosis.

Answer 3

Symptoms of brain tumors vary from patient to patient (headaches/accompanied by nausea/vomiting/ and sometimes seizure. Most people get headaches at sometime in their lives,so this is not always a definite sign of brain tumors. But if the headaches are different from those you ever had before you should mention it to your doctor, they may want to take a brain scan to see if you have a tumor.

Answer 4

As others have reported, searching on the position the tumor is will count number on the indications. My purely symptom replaced into 2 seizures 8 months aside. except those 2 cases, I felt "well-known".

Answer 5

They are different for everyone but the most common symptoms i see in some of our patients are:

Persistent headache that doesn't seem to get better, nasuea, difficulty thinking or concentrating, problems with balance or gait, vomiting upon waking in the AM, a feeling that your head is just going to explode from all the pressure, excessive sleepiness or lethargy and usually problems seeing.

Answer 6

Only a Dr. can diagnose a brain tumor and he must do several tests first.

Answer 7

What the others said but their will be pressure in the back of your head.

Answer 8

WORSINING HEADACH,VOMITING,NEUROLOICAL SYMPTOMS LIKE WEAKNESS IN ONE OF THE LIMBS, LOSS OF MEMORY CHANGE IN PERSONALITY, VISION.

Answer 9

well you arent really functioning normally and you have trouble remembering things.