whats first symptoms of brain tumor?

Question

any symptoms of brain tumor on the net dont really explain much.whats the most common symptoms is it a graduial thing or does it come on sudden.how bad are the general changes in your personality .does vomiting always occur and is this one of the first symptoms.do seizures always occur.I know it depends on where the tumor is and is diffrent for every one but genrally speaking.if any one has experience with this id love to hear from them.THANK YOU SO MUCH I REALLY NEED SOME ADVICE.

Answer 1

Headache, giddiness, vomiting, convulsions.

The symptoms are usually sudden. Cranium is a closed bony cavity and doesn't accommodate any new growth for long time. Condition manifests itself suddenly and usually worsens rapidly too.

Answer 2

Generally, the largest symptom of a brain tumor, is a constant headache, due usuallyto pressure building up in the brain. A brain tumor can cause so many different thigns from people bending over backwards literally after banging their knee, to having a seizure. The most general symptom though, is a constant headache that NEVER goes away. and I mean never.

Answer 3

Brain tumourSymptomsThe signs and symptoms of a growing tumour within the skull are mainly caused by a progressive rise in the internal pressure, either from the growing mass itself or from its interference with the normal circulation of the cerebrospinal fluid, which surrounds and permeates the brain.
The tumour itself causes pressure inside the skull, which causes the symptoms. These include:
Changes in mental function that may be subtle.They may include irritability, lethargy, indifference, apathy, forgetfulness, lack of insight, or drowsinessSevere, persistent headacheVomiting, which is sometimes sudden and for no apparent reason.Dizziness Fits either major seizures or local twitchingLoss of part of the field of vision or loss of hearingHallucinationsDrowsinessPersonality changesAbnormal and uncharacteristic behaviour.It is important to see a doctor if you start to have new, persistent and severe headache, without any obvious cause, especially if it is associated with sudden unexpected vomiting.
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Answer 4

Headaches. I had a friend that had a brain tumor around 30 years of age. He got massive headaches, sensitive to light, sound. I don't think he ever had seizures. Luckily it was caught early, he was operated on, tumor removed and he's living a full and happy life.

Answer 5

I had a brain tumour removed in 1959 at the age of 2. My parents told me that the whole of my right side went limp and that I was continually holding my head in pain. Don't suppose I could say headache. Mum said that she is convinced that I was born with it, so going by that it took almost 2yrs to manifest itself.
I hope it is not serious but you wanting info on them suggest that either you or a close friend/relative is suspect.

Answer 6

My husband head been hurting ever sease he turned 30 years of age on may 17 2015 light hurts his eyes sensetive to loud music or sound he go to sleep late so can someone tell me what's wrong

Answer 7

Headache,Vomitingg.

Answer 8

It depends on where the tumor is.

Answer 9

my brother in law, had bad headache

Answer 10

headache and problems with your eyesigght and memory.