6 Signs and Symptoms of Brain Cancer

Here are 6 signs and symptoms of brain cancer which allows you to recognize the condition at an early stage and get the right treatment. An early diagnosis is very important in order to prevent the development of cancer. None of these signs on their own means that you have brain cancer, but if you experience more of the symptoms, we recommend that you contact the emergency room or your GP for a consultation. Do you have input? Feel free to use the comment field or contact us at Facebook or YouTube.

Symptoms of brain cancer can be both specific and more general. Please note that this list does not contain all possible symptoms and may also be due to causes other than tumor or brain cancer.

1. Headache

A general symptom of a tumor in the brain can involve severe headaches that are not experienced as "normal headaches". The headache often gets worse with activity and early in the morning. Also keep an eye on whether the headaches occur more often and gradually worsen.

Common cause: The most common cause of headaches is dysfunction in muscles and joints - often caused by too much repetitive work, too little movement in everyday life and a lot of stress. Seek examination by a chiropractor or physiotherapist if you suffer from regular headaches.

2. Motor seizures / uncontrolled movements

Sudden twitching and movement of the muscles. Also called convulsions. People may experience various forms of seizures.

3. Nausea / vomiting

People who are affected can experience nausea and vomiting without a good explanation for this - such as illness. As the condition worsens, it can also occur more often.

4. Balance problems and dizziness

Felt unsteady and as if everything was spinning around you? People with brain cancer more often feel dizzy, light-headed and as if they are unable to coordinate themselves.

Normal causes: Increased age can result in poorer balance and higher rates of dizziness. We therefore recommend that you exercise balance regularly.

5. Sensory changes

People who are affected will be able to experience changes in sight, hearing, feeling and the sense of smell.

Chronic fatigue

Do you feel constantly tired? Fatigue and chronic fatigue can occur when the body is affected by illness or a diagnosis, but can also be caused by general conditions such as depression and stress.

Other symptoms may include light sensitivity, cold hands and feet, rapid breathing and seizures. More specific symptoms may occur with special forms of brain cancer.

What can you do if you have brain cancer?

- Brain cancer can be a life-threatening condition - and can, as is well known, occur in both benign and malignant form. If you suspect that you have this diagnosis, please contact the emergency room or your GP as soon as possible for further investigation and treatment.

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6 Signs and Symptoms of Meningitis

Here are 6 signs and symptoms of meningitis which allows you to recognize the condition at an early stage and get the right treatment. An early diagnosis is very important in order to prevent life-threatening development of meningitis. None of these signs on their own means that you have meningitis, but if you experience more of the symptoms, we recommend that you contact the emergency room or your GP for a consultation. Do you have input? Feel free to use the comment field or contact us at Facebook or YouTube.

Meningitis, also known as meningitis, is an inflammation / infection that occurs in the ducts around the brain and spinal cord. The condition can spread and worsen by failure to treat. We note that the meningitis caused by viruses is significantly less dangerous than those caused by bacteria.

Characteristic rash

One of the most classic and well-known signs of meningitis is the red rash that does not disappear temporarily by pressure (eg by pressing a glass against the rash) - this test is used to see if the rash is caused by blood poisoning, which occurs due to the infection. The rash usually starts as small red dots before it gradually develops into larger dots and spreads throughout the body. It can be difficult to see in the starting phase - so also remember to check lighter surfaces such as inside the palm and soles of the feet. This rash does not occur in absolutely all cases, but in the vast majority.

2. Fever

Due to the infection, people will experience that the body enters a "fever state" to try and fight the inflammation. The fever in meningitis will normally be above 37.5 degrees.

Stiff neck

Persons affected by meningitis may find that the neck stiffens and that especially forward bending (which adds tension to the spinal cord) is difficult to perform.

4. Headache and malaise

Due to ongoing infection in the body, the person will often have a headache and may feel both nauseous and unwell - there will also be vomiting as the condition worsens.

5. Irritability and confusion

People who are affected can be irritable and experience reduced energy, as well as confusion / altered cognitive function.

6. Muscle and joint pain

Pain in the joints and muscles usually occurs in meningitis. Especially the neck may be exposed.

Other symptoms may include light sensitivity, cold hands and feet, rapid breathing and seizures.

What can you do if you have meningitis?

- Meningitis can be a life-threatening condition. If you suspect that you have this diagnosis, please contact the emergency room or your GP as soon as possible for further investigation and treatment.

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