What are the signs of a brain tumor?

Answer by  HilaryC (1382)

They can be ranging, try consulting a doctor if your worried. Trouble reading is a huge symptom but can also be from far sightedness. Headaches, trouble thinking, doing normal activities. Just get a CT done.

Answer by  Milette4 (900)

Although these signs are not definite indications of a brain tumor, it is sometimes associated with it. Headaches, muddled thinking, a rapid change in vision and/or personality, loss of feeling in arms and legs and noticeable curtailments in motor movements. If you experience more than one of the above symptoms it is advisable to see your doctor.

Answer by  kacey912 (34)

Headaches, or changes in headaches, unexplained nausea and vomiting, vision problems, loss of sensation in extremity (gradual), balance problems, speech difficulties, confusion or behavioral changes, seizures without a history of seizures, hearing problems, or endocrine disorders.

Answer by  timeismoney (994)

Persistent severe headaches made worse by sneezing or coughing and/or lost or altered brain based abilities can signal a brain tumor. But many other things can produce these symptoms, making it a bad idea to guess on your own. See a doctor.

Answer by  martine (860)

a brain tumor can show a vast amount of symptoms from headaches to any nerve related problems, motor function, speech, etc. Depending on where the tumor is located and what center of the brain is affected.

Answer by  bubbyboy (9929)

A brain tumor can go on without your knowledge until it's widespread. Headache, seizures, dizziness, and confusion can all be symptoms. A brain tumor is always in or around brain.

Answer by  2525252 (717)

Yeah they can it all depends. You can get some headaches if you have a brain tumour as well. You can also get other sorts of pain.

Answer by  ImaDawon (51)

Do you have headaches all the time? I have seen a where if you stick out your tongue and it goes to one side (not straight out) that should be cause for concern.