Brain tumors occur when abnormal cell growth is observed in the brain. While some tumors may be cancerous, most are kind and hesitant. Also Read Brain Cancer: Recognition of tumor symptoms, risk factors and search
In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr. Rokhit Bansil, Deputy Director for Nuro and Neuro Operation, BLK – Max Super Specialty Hospital: “In India, about 40000 cases of brain tumors report every year, which is almost 2 % of the total number of cancers detected in India. for treatment and overall endurance. “
Emphasizing the importance of early signs, D -Rokhit Bansil shared the early symptoms of brain tumors.
1. Headache:
In most cases, headache is the most common symptom. Usually headache is early in the morning and usually associated with vomiting. Interestingly, headache relief immediately after vomiting. This is a very classic symptom of raised intracranial pressure from the brain tumor.
2. Attacks:
The next common symptom is attacks or epilepsy, which may be associated with the main brain tumor, especially in young people.
3. Progressive weakness:
Another common symptom is progressive weakness or paralysis of one side. Also Read Brain tumors: Causes, Treatment, Prognosis, 8 New Alternatives for Patients
4. Cognitive decline:
Some patients may report behavior or personality changes, and few are often present with memory loss or cognitive decline.
5. Difficulty in coordination:
Tumors located on the back of the head are usually present with the petition and imbalance while walking. Usually, patients have difficulty coordinating and performing normal activity.
6. Hearing loss:
Some patients may show symptoms of progressive hearing loss and outside in one ear.
7. Paralysis of the face:
Tumors located in the brain barrel are present with double vision, face paralysis, changes and snoring and difficulty in swallowing, more for fluid than solid matter.
8. Visual loss:
Tumors located in the pituitary area often represent vision blurring, which can go to the loss of vision, since these tumors directly press the nerves. Also Read World Brain Tumor Day 2024: 12 Amazing Brain Tumors that people usually ignore
“Early identification and early intervention make the difference and direct the results of treatment,” added D -Rokhit Bansil.
Note for readers: This article is intended only for information purposes rather than to replace professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of a doctor with any medical issues.
