BRAIN TUMOR: SYMPTOMS, CAUSES AND TREATMENT

Hello Friends,

I am starting this blog to share my experience of brain tumor before 2 years back I had been shocked when I diagnosed brain tumor in my son's brain and it made our life completely disturbed. And found many doctors, hospitals that increased our anxiety. we were not getting understand what to do?

On based of my all experience I am sharing all these, please don't panic if unfortunately faced this brain tumor. I will also sharing my mail ID and I would be very happy if I can help you.

I hope this will help you and remove your anxiety. so let's begin...

First understand below.

What is brain tumor?

A brain tumor is a big lump in the brain region. This lump is caused when the brain cells tend to divide and grow in an uncontrolled manner. The phenomenon that compels brains cells to start growing differently than normal healthy cells, thus forming high-grade cancerous cells and low-grade (benign) tumor, is not yet known. You will find over 130 different primary brain and spinal tumors, which are grouped and named, according to the type of cells they are grown from, their brain location and how fast they are expected to grow and spread. Thus, brain tumor is an unhealthy outgrowth in the brain.

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