7 Symptoms of Brain Cancer Most Frequently Occurred

Cancer is a type of disease that spread can reach any organ. This is what causes this disease so feared. Brain cancer is a cancer that is quite dangerous because it deals directly with the most sensitive nerves in human life. Many think that brain cancer is a cancer that attacks the brain and is characterized by a lump or symptoms that appear significantly. In fact, some people actually experience almost vague symptoms caused by mild brain cancer. Mild brain cancer is no less dangerous than brain cancer known so far. The most visible and significant symptoms of brain cancer are persistent headache. These symptoms occur in severe and mild brain cancer.
Here are some symptoms of mild brain cancer that need to be wary of:

1.    Headache

Have you ever had a headache or headache? Maybe with a mild intensity is still not including mild brain cancer. However, if it has been too often experienced accompanied by unusual pain, you should be vigilant. Symptoms of pain or headaches that may be suspected as symptoms of mild brain cancer include:

• In the morning, pain is accompanied by nausea, the level of nausea will gradually decrease by night and continue the same on the next day.
•  Headaches have never been experienced before. So the criteria of headaches that you suffer differently than usual. 
• The headache lasts a long time, and there is no change even though it has been accompanied by the provision of headache relievers. 
• Accompanied by other symptoms such as vomiting, and vision and body disorders become weak.

2.    Brain Focus Decreases

The brain is an important organ in human life. All motor commands are performed by the brain up to other organs such as hands and feet. In mild brain cancer, brain function in analyzing or responding to something will decrease. The level of brain focus on something will weaken, making you feel tired and lack of concentration. At this stage, it is advisable to do a CT scan or MRI immediately, because the changes are not the result of fatigue. The weakening of the brain's focus on mild brain cancers is also marked by:

• Senile suddenly. You who previously had a strong memory, suddenly gradually diminish and often forget. Often forget is meant here is to forget the activities that are or have happened.
• Lable emotions, changes in your emotions that is so often angry, and tempramental. In addition, emotional changes occur suddenly and tend to be easily sad. 
• Decreased concentration due to lack of desire to focus as usual when the condition of the body in good health. 

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3.    Visual Impairment

The eye is an important organ that is closest to the region of the brain. Automatically, mild brain cancer can cause eye disorders, both visual disturbances and ganggua such as pain that causes the eyes often watery and dirty. In addition, vision impairment of the eyes if already infected with cancer is as follows:

• Rabun suddenly, the vision will gradually run away suddenly despite the relatively young age. This disorder results in waning of objects in the eye's eye.
• The intensity of blinking for the eyes becomes very slow, this is the result of pain in the eye nerve that is close to the brain.

4.    Gag

Vomiting in mild brain cancer is different from regular vomiting. In this disease vomiting is more common despite normal gastric activity (without eating or consuming substances that stimulate the gastric mucosa), then vomiting can be accompanied by the release of green liquor or greenish spots. This can be a symptom of mild brain cancer, if vomiting is accompanied by tremendous headache.

5.    Muscle Cramps

Muscle spasms can be experienced by patients with mild brain cancer in the early stages. These seizures occur suddenly so it should be wary. Even in some cases accompanied by breathing cessation of about 30 seconds. Muscle spasms in brain cancer range from 5 to 7 minutes duration. And the effects caused by the seizures are usually muscle, head, and drowsiness.

6.    Body Contrast Contrast

We all know that the command to move almost all organs of the body is coming from the brain. What if the brain command does not match the movement on the limbs? This can be a sign of mild brain cancer. Patients will often have difficulty to balance the body at certain times, especially when walking and there is a synchronization between the limbs to one another. It can be observed when imitating aerobic movements.

7.    Fever

Fatal consequences will occur if muscle spasms accompanied by immune decreased dramatically in the symptoms of mild brain cancer. The percentage of deaths due to such conditions is quite common when the victim is on the way to the hospital. Fever does not always appear in patients with mild brain cancer, but if suddenly attacked by fever this can be bad for the sufferer.

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