Yevgeny Cheremushkin, an oncologist, candidate of medical sciences, senior researcher at the Institute of Clinical Oncology of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, said what types of headaches can signal the development of brain cancer. Information about this is available on the NEWS.ru website.
The doctor explained that headaches can be myogenic, stress or psychogenic. Moreover, pain is often possible with brain cancer. As the tumor grows, coordination, vision, and hearing may deteriorate. Confusion or dizziness may occur. In this case, you should immediately consult a doctor, Cheremushkin emphasized.
“If a cancerous tumor develops very slowly, then there may be no pain. “There are cases when the tumor manages to destroy the adjacent nerve endings and the person does not feel anything, while the cancer continues to develop,” the doctor added.