If you start to find walking difficult, especially in the dark, and you tend to lean toward one side, this can be a brain cancer symptom caused by tumors in the cerebellum, the area of the brain responsible for balance and coordination. read more
Brain cancer symptoms Symptoms of brain cancer depend on several factors, including the tumor type, size, location and extent, as well as age, health history and more. Some common signs of brain cancer include headache, weakness, numbness, nausea, vomiting or seizures. read more
“Injury by cancer spreading to the brain doesn’t cause pain in your arms and legs; it causes weakness in your arms and legs, “ said Jandial. “When people get a heart attack, they go to the doctor because they are in so much pain. They are there because it hurts. read more