Cancer

(Brain cancer)

Overview

Brain cancer is an overgrowth of cells in your brain that forms masses called tumors. Cancerous, or malignant, brain tumors tend to grow very quickly. They disrupt the way your body works, and this can be life-threatening. However, brain cancer is quite uncommon.

Warning

Over your lifetime, the odds of developing a cancerous brain tumor are less than 1%. Usually, symptoms like a headache or confusion are just your body’s way of telling you to hydrate or sleep more.

Advice

it’s important to take care of yourself. Look to those around you for help during this time. Talk to your doctor for specific advice or if you have any concerns.

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Brain-Cancer Symptoms

The symptoms of brain cancer depend on the size and location of the tumor.

Common brain cancer symptoms include:

  • headaches that are usually worse in the morning.
  • nausea.
  • vomiting.
  • a lack of coordination.
  • a lack of balance.
  • difficulty walking.
  • memory lapses.
  • difficulty thinking.
  • speech problems.
  • vision problems.
  • personality changes.
  • abnormal eye movements.
  • muscle jerking.
  • unexplained passing out, or syncope.
  • drowsiness.
  • numbness or tingling in the arms or legs.
  • seizures.

Causes of Brain-Cancer :-

The exact cause of brain cancer is unknown. However, factors that can increase your risk of brain cancer include exposure to high doses of ionizing radiation and a family history of brain cancer.

Cancer in another part of your body is also a risk factor. Cancers that commonly spread, or metastasize, to the brain include:

  • lung cancer.
  • breast cancer.
  • kidney cancer.
  • bladder cancer.
  • melanoma, which is a type of skin cancer.

Other factors that might be related to developing brain cancer include:

  • increased age.
  • long-term smoking.
  • exposure to pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizer.
  • working with elements that can cause cancer, such as lead, plastic, rubber, petroleum, and some textiles.
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25 percent of people who survive some common cancers go on to develop a brain tumor.