Brain Tumors

Brain tumors are abnormal growths of cells within the brain or nearby structures; they can originate in the nerve tissue itself or come from other parts of the body.

Possible manifestations: persistent headache, changes in vision, speech or movement disturbances, and changes in behavior, depending on the affected area.

When to seek care? It is advisable to seek care if unusual and continuous headaches, new seizures, or neurological changes that do not subside appear.

Specialists who take part: various professionals take part in its care; the radiation oncologist and the radiation therapist are part of the team that assesses management options with radiation. In the presence of concerning neurological symptoms, the most sensible thing is to request a specialized evaluation without delay.