How to self-check for brain cancer

How to self-check brain cancer is actually very simple. As long as you can master some common sense about brain tumor symptoms and compare them with your own situation, the results may come out. Now let me introduce to you what are the symptoms of brain tumor?

(1) Impaired consciousness: Brain tumor patients often experience drowsiness, dullness, coma, etc.
(2) Cerebellar symptoms such as unsteady gait and uncoordinated movements.
(3) Progressive sensory impairment Patients with brain tumors may experience decreased or hypersensitivity to pain, touch, and temperature. This is also an early focal symptom of brain tumors.
(4) Generalized or partial epileptic seizures are mainly caused by tumors in the cerebral hemispheres, especially those in the frontal, parietal, and temporal lobes. This is a common early symptom of brain tumors.
(5) Dysfunction of cranial nerves such as decreased or absent sense of smell, vision, and hearing, visual field defects, eye movement disorders, facial sensory motor disorders, paralysis of the masseter muscles, dysphagia, coughing when drinking water, hoarseness, lateral deviation of the tongue, and tongue muscle atrophy.
(6) Progressive motor dysfunction, including weakness, paralysis, increased muscle tone, hyperreflexia of tendons, etc. in one or more limbs.