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What is a brain tumor?
The growth of cells in the brain in an uncontrolled and abnormal manner is commonly called a brain tumor. There are two types – primary and secondary. In a primary tumor, any brain cell grows abnormally and causes brain tumors. While abnormal cells from other parts of the body spread to the brain. This is called a secondary tumor. Breast, lung, kidney and skin cancer usually spread to the brain.

Symptoms
A headache is its first symptom. Headaches are usually treated with painkillers, but if the headache is recurring and can’t be controlled with medication, you may have a brain tumor.

• Difficulty hearing. If you have difficulty hearing, then your time part is affected.
  In a brain tumor, a lump forms in the brain. Which causes a headache and always feels like vomiting.
  One always gets dizzy. He can’t do any work properly.
  During this, the problem of mood swings increases. There are many changes in behavior.