A mad man drops a rock into water well, so that thousand wise men can not take it out.. (Azerbaijani proverb).
Symptoms of Spinal Tumors. Symptoms of spinal tumors depend on the location and type of tumor. In general, symptoms of spinal tumors include: 1  Back pain. 2  Unusual feelings in the legs, such as numbness or tingling. 3  Problems with bowel or bladder control. 4  Weakness in the muscles, especially the legs.
Some general symptoms include: 1  Headaches, often not limited to a specific site in the head. 2  Convulsions (fits or seizures), particularly in people over 40 with no previous history of seizures. 3  Vomiting with or without nausea. 4  Subtle changes in personality, memory, mental ability. 5  Drowsiness and/or lethargy.he following symptoms may be due to a tumor's effect on specific brain structures: 1  blurred or double vision. 2  weakness, often one-sided, in the arms or legs; stumbling or lack of co-ordination. 3  impaired memory. 4  slurring of speech or difficulty speaking. 5  difficulty swallowing. 6  problems with smelling and hearing.