What are the causes and symptoms of Brain Cancer?


The brain cancers mainly include the primary brain tumors (starting in the brain, which almost never spread to the  other parts of the body),and secondary tumors (caused by the cancers that began in another part of the body). The brain cancers are the consequences of the abnormal growths of cells in the brain.
Causes of Brain Cancer
There are some factors that lead to brain cancers that mainly includes:
  •   The brain as well as spinal cord cancers are more commonly found in the people that have         inherited or genetic conditions
  • ·The people who are exposed to a very high dose of radiation directly to the head.


Symptoms of Brain Cancer
The headaches are mostly recognized as the first symptom and they can be severe, mild, persistent, or fluctuating. In the cases of more prominency of such headaches a person is advised to see their doctors as all headaches are not a sign of brain cancer and one should not even ignore them.
The other symptoms of brain cancer include:
·         Difficulties in remembering things as well as speaking
·         Disrupted senses of vision, hearing, smell or taste
·         Seizures
·         Weakness or paralysis in any part of the body
·         Loss of Balance
·         Vomiting and Nausea
·         Irritability, drowsiness or a change in personality

The brain cancer treatment available in Gurgaon is provided by the experienced neurologists who discuss each and every detail regarding the benefits as well as risk factors of the treatment. 

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