What are the symptons for brain tumur?
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It will depend on where the tumor is located (since the symptoms vary within parts of the brain) and on the size. \nSome tumors don't give any symptoms, at least until they are big enough to start causing some local inflammatory reactions or pushing some nerves away. Roughly, it could give headaches (very unspecific), dizziness, numbness in any place of face/body, paralysis of some parts of the body/face like an arm, leg, mouth etc, problems with the vision (seeing double...), even changes in the personality like aggression, etc.
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Try seeing a Orthopedic or Neuro MD
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hopefully not...\none common sign of a brain tumor are headaches that prevent you from sleeping, or morning headaches.\n\ni would request an mri from your doctor.
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Sounds like something more serious. see a md.
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does it really.hope you have a license for animal teasting.its probably because the part of the brain for balance is effected and they are right side heavy who cares really though
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means u have hydrocephaly,u might have blocage in the out flow of csf in ur brain.which might lead to increased intracranial pressure.
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Symptoms:\n\n    * Body as a whole\n          o Unsteadiness\n          o Swollen gums\n          o Fever\n          o Tremor\n          o Convulsions (occasionally)\n          o Rigidity\n\n    * Eyes, ears, nose, and throat\n          o Nystagmus (side-to-side eye movement)\n\n    * Heart and cardiovascular\n          o Low blood pressure\n\n    * Nervous system\n          o Sleepiness\n          o Confusion\n          o Slurred speech\n          o Dizziness\n          o Coma
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I wouldn't worry about having a brain tumor. You probably just hit your head on something. Here is a list of the symptoms that go along with a brain tumor:\n\nThe most frequent symptoms of brain tumors include:\n\n    * Headaches that tend to be worse in the morning and ease during the day\n    * Seizures (convulsions)\n    * Nausea or vomiting\n    * Weakness or loss of feeling in the arms or legs\n    * Stumbling or lack of coordination in walking (ataxic gait)\n    * Abnormal eye movements or changes in vision\n    * Drowsiness\n    * Changes in personality or memory\n    * Changes in speech\n\nEither way you should go see a doctor if the bump doesnt subside and the nosebleeds continue.
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femur, digital, and cerebellum
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Definitely see your family physican.  It could be many things, palsy, Parkinson's, Chorea, stroke, injured muscle, etc.  Your doctor can run the necessary tests to diagnosis the condition.
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i'd have that one checked out by a doctor...not normal. heads shouldn't vibrate.
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Sounds like peripheral neuropathy. See a neurologist.
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It's all in your head - as they say. Sella Turcica means 'Turkish Saddle' and is a cavity where your pituitary gland is found.
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http://www.webmd.com/hw/brain_nervous_system/nord640.asp\n\nWEB MD is a great site.
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brain tumor, a bump or bruise
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first of all let me say that i'm very sorry to hear about your friend.\n\nmost people with brain stem injuries unfortunately do not survive. this is the "control center" for our brains and is responsible for most everything our bodies do. \n\nmost cases of brain injuries i've seen (i work in trauma icu) don't have promising outcomes. the brain swells, and if there is no skull fracture-the swelling has nowhere to go but down the neck, which involves the brain stem and the brain "suffocates" itself due to the swelling. \n\nmore than likely, a ct scan and mri will be done on your friend to determine the amount of brain activity-if there is none-they will more than likely be declared brain dead and family will be consulted on what decision to make.
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The most frequent symptoms of brain tumors include:\n\nHeadaches that tend to be worse in the morning and ease during the day, \nSeizures (convulsions), \nNausea or vomiting, \nWeakness or loss of feeling in the arms or legs, \nStumbling or lack of coordination in walking (ataxic gait), \nAbnormal eye movements or changes in vision, \nDrowsiness, \nChanges in personality or memory, and \nChanges in speech. \n\n\nHope this helps