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On Brain Tumour Day, Remember It’s Not Always Cancerous and Scary

Before you panic, understand that some brain tumours can be dealt with adopting minimally invasive techniques also.

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Imagine it’s a normal Day. You are going about your everyday activities. Conducting every possible task with zeal and enthusiasm. Suddenly you suffer from a wave of nausea, which is accompanied by weakness and light-headedness.

This is followed by intense headaches, which occur in bouts and your vision begins to get blurry. Panic sets in, but before the body can decide to fight or go into flight mode, everything clears up and all is back to normal. (You let it go thinking it is probably a one time thing – maybe you did not drink enough water?)

Fast forward to a few weeks later and the same incident occurs. In fact, you notice that the frequency of such ‘attacks’ is increasing. You consult your local physician who is unable to diagnose the condition.

Brain Tumours Are Not Always Cancerous and Scary

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