A brain tumor is characterized as a cell growth inside or close to the brain. The location of the tumor often determines the disease's symptoms, regardless of whether they are malignant. Brain tumors that are cancerous often grow more quickly than those that are not, which typically develop more slowly.

In addition to headaches, which affect nearly half of patients with brain tumors, other symptoms may include seizures, numbness or weakness in the hands or legs, unsteadiness when walking, hearing loss, behavioral changes, double vision, memory loss, or headaches.

The symptoms may differ according on the tumor's location. Some of them may come as a complete surprise to folks, and they may not be connected.

SIGNS OF BRAIN TUMOR-

1. Abnormal Behaviour of Patient

2. Loss of Peripheral Vision

3. Hormonal Disturbances

4. Drunkard Gait

5. Problems in HEaring

6. Sudden Idiopathic Severe HEadache

7. Limb Weakness

8. Language and Communication Problems

9. Visual Problems

10. Seizures