symptoms of brain tumors vary according to the type of tumor and the location. because different areas of the brain control different functions of the body where the tumor lies affects the way it's manifested. some tumors have no symptoms until they are quite large and then cause a serious rapid decline in health. other tumors may have symptoms that develop slowly. a common initial symptom of a brain tumor is headaches. a lot of things besides a brain tumor can cause headaches though. but brain tumor headaches may be described as worse in the morning and then better after a couple of hours. often they occur when a person is sleeping and will cause the person to wake up. the headache may be accompanied by vomiting and may get worse when the person changes position coughs or exercises. the headaches also typically don't respond well to the usual headache remedies. other common symptoms include: seizures changes in speech or hearing changes in vision balance problems problems with walking numbness or tingling in the arms or legs problems with memory personality changes inability to concentrate weakness in one part of the body. it's important to keep in mind that these symptoms can be caused by a number of different conditions. so you shouldn't assume you have a brain tumor just because you experience some of them. check with your doctor.
what are the symptoms of a brain tumor in adults?