Brain cancer can affect mood and emotions. Here's why.
Your brain is in charge of everything your body does, including vision, hearing, speech, and movement. As brain cancer grows, it presses on and damages areas that control these things. That can lead to complications like headaches, seizures, vision and hearing loss, and balance issues. Your doctor will help you manage these problems while you get treatments for your cancer.A lot of people with brain cancer deal with this.
Akternating electric field therapy uses a device to produce an electric field that can slow the growth and spread of tumor cells.You'll see your medical team often for your brain cancer treatment. Tell your doctors about any symptoms that are new or changing, including:
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