What are the symptoms of brain tumors?

The symptoms of brain tumors are diverse and complex, mainly including the following aspects: 1. Headache: One of the most common symptoms of brain tumors, often occurring at night and in the early morning. The headache can be severe and may even awaken patients from sleep. 2. Vomiting: Due to increased intracranial pressure, patients may experience projectile vomiting, which typically occurs following headaches. 3. Visual disturbances: Increased intracranial pressure can lead to decreased vision and even changes in the visual field. 4. Mental abnormalities: Some patients with brain tumors may experience psychiatric symptoms such as excitement, agitation, or depression. 5. Sensory and motor dysfunction: This includes abnormal sensations in limbs, hemiplegia, or unsteady gait, which may be related to nerve compression caused by the tumor. 6. Other symptoms: Such as phantom smells, memory loss, aphasia, epileptic seizures, and endocrine disorders may also occur in patients with brain tumors. These symptoms are not specific to brain tumors. However, if they persist or worsen, it is recommended to seek timely medical evaluation.