According to neurosurgeons, the underlying reason for this remains people's lack of awareness and careless attitude. People often avoid warning signs and delay treatment.

Let's understand what a brain tumor is, its symptoms, and important treatments for early detection and timely treatment.

What is a brain tumor?

The human body is made up of cells that develop, divide and multiply through natural bodily processes. The process replaces damaged cells with new cells anywhere in the body. But sometimes the body makes mistakes, resulting in the formation of abnormal cells. To counteract this, the body's natural mechanism fights to destroy all abnormal cells.

However, when the abnormal growth of cells bypasses their rate of destruction, the result is the formation of tumors. The presence of these abnormal cells in the brain forms a brain tumor. The warning sign of a brain tumor refers to a mass or mass of abnormal cells that grow and multiply out of control.

Signs and symptoms of a brain tumor?

Brain tumor symptoms vary from patient to patient depending on the type of brain tumor and the extent of the damage.

However, the most common symptoms seen in every patient include:

• Nausea or vomiting
• Vision problems that end in double vision, blurred vision, or loss of peripheral vision.
• The gradual loss of movement and sensation in the arms or legs.
• Difficulty speaking, hearing, and balancing.
• Inability to understand things and loss of interest in everything.
• Changes in behavior and personality.
• Seizures in people with a history of not having one
• Numbness, pain, and weakness of the face.
• Depression, memory loss, and confusion.