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.
Tumors may also develop from the covering of the spinal cord (meningioma) or from a nerve root (schwannoma, neuroma or ânerve sheath tumorâ). Some tumors may develop within the bony spine surrounding the spinal cord. The most common primary spinal column tumors are chordoma, chondroÂ­sarcoma, giant cell tumor, osteosarcoma and aneurysmal bone cyst. These tumors may cause problems if they grow enough to compress the spinal cord and cause paralysis. They can also cause problems by disrupting the normal architecture of the spine and rendering the spine unstaÂ­ble. This lack of stability can result in deformation of the spine and thus cause pain or paralysis. Cancers elsewhere in the body (lung cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer, colon cancer or melanoma, for example) have the potential to spread or âmetasÂ­tasize.â Tumors that metastasize to the brain or spine often cause symptoms and require treatment. Are there common signs and symptoms of brain tumors? The symptoms of a brain tumor depend on the size and the location of the tumor in the ...