Brain cancer is usually caused by growth of cancer cells in the
brain itself or the spread of cancer cells to the brain from other parts
of the body. In the former case it is categorized as primary and in the
latter as secondary. The tumor may be benign or malignant. If benign,
it may not be life threatening. The malignant one is cancerous and is
the leading killer among all types of cancer.
Most of the initial "symptoms" of Brain Cancer are usually passed off as routine medical
problems and get associated with common ailments. However, they do show
some indications which can serve as a warning.
Commonly Associated Symptoms
