Brain Tumors

Brain Tumors are the growth of abnormal cells or a collection of masses within the brain. These cells do not die off like normal cells which lead to the continuous growth of the tumor. Tumors can start in the brain, or cancer elsewhere in the body can spread to the brain. In most cases, the exact cause of a brain tumor is not known. However, exposure to high doses of ionizing radiation and a family history of brain cancer increase the risk of brain cancers.

Risk Factors

Exposure to Radiation

Hereditary

Spreading from one part of body to another

Symptoms

Alteration of speech or hearing

Headaches that do not respond to routine management remedies

Inability to focus or concentrate

Tingling or numbness in the arms or legs

Personality changes

Problems of balancing

Problems with memory

Seizures

Blurred Vision or Double vision

Treatment

The treatment option for brain tumors is Surgery for confirmation. Other treatment options include:

Radiation Therapy,
Chemotherapy
Pointer 1 & 2.
Targeted therapy.

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