Want to diagnose yourself whether you have brain cancer or not? You can do this only when you know about various symptoms of brain cancer. There are a number of brain cancer symptoms that mainly depends on the location of the tumor in the brain. The most common symptoms of brain cancer are: vomiting, nausea, headaches, loss of hearing, emotional and behavioral changes, memory loss, vision loss, impaired judgment, numbness or tingling in legs or arms, problems with thinking, seizures, problems with walking or balance, hormonal (endocrine) disorders, paralysis on one side of the body, muscle weakness, reduced mental capacity, and impaired sense of smell. No matter whether the brain tumor is primary or secondary, various signs and symptoms are there because the tumor can press directly or invade the brain tissue.
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