There are many possible symptoms from brain tumors , including:
- Cognitive and behavioral changes - Other physical and
neurological symptoms Headache is a common symptom of brain
tumor. It is sometimes accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
Often, these headaches are more painful when first awakening in
the morning. They may even wake patients during sleep. The
headaches may be associated with visual changes, particularly
double vision and sudden loss of vision. These headaches can be
worsened with Valsalva (a method that involves holding your
breath and straining). Cognitive and Behavioral Changes The
types of cognitive and behavioral changes that occur depend on
the area of the brain being affected by tumor and swelling. As a
tumor grows, changes can occur in: - Comprehension and/or
expression of language - Sensation and processing of sensory
input - Personality—including both increased lack of emotion or
impulsiveness - Ability to do learned movements or gestures -
Ability to process information Other Physic