The symptoms of a brain tumor depend essentially on the location of the tumor in the body. To understand this, let’s take an example, if there is a tumor close to the brain, which controls limb movements or vision, then weakness in the limbs or hazy eyesight will be a symptom. The symptoms can be specific or general. Specific symptoms may show their presence when a specific part of the brain is not functioning well. On the contrary, general symptoms may be caused when the tumor makes its presence felt by applying pressure to the brain or the spinal cord. It must be noted that every cell in the brain can grow a tumor.
The brain is the command center of the body and when it comes to the brain tumor, early symptoms may cover almost everything. However, here is a list of certain symptoms which are more common than the others.
Apart from the above early symptoms, blurred vision, seeing floating images or aura, headaches, hormonal disorders, and gradual changes in one’s personality are some other indicators of a brain tumor.