Worsening headaches are a common symptom, affecting about 50 percent of people with brain tumors.
A tumor in the brain can put pressure on sensitive nerves and blood vessels. This may result in new headaches, or a change in your old pattern of headaches, such as the following:
You have persistent pain, but it’s not like a migraine.
It hurts more when you first get up in the morning.
It’s accompanied by vomiting or new neurological symptoms.
It gets worse when you exercise, cough, or change position.
over-the-counter pain medicines don’t help at all.
Even if you’re getting more headaches than you used to, or they’re worse than they used to be, it doesn’t mean you have a brain tumor. People get headaches for a variety of reasons, from a skipped meal or lack of sleep to concussion or stroke. So pls send your query on sofigosandeep@gmail.com
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