For those of you who often underestimate the headaches are often perceived, be careful, because the headache may be a symptom of the emergence of tumor cells in your brain.
Forward-looking statements are disclosed if Dr. Aamar Hamasli, from Washington University Medical School. Amaar said, although the symptoms are difficult to predict, but the headaches are prolonged and continuous, can be a trigger for the start of the growth of tumor cells in the brain which can gradually eat away at your brain runs out.
"The average person with a brain tumor will have complaints such excruciating headaches, and other neurological disorders in the head," said Amaar, as reported by the Times of India.
To prove the statement, Ammar conducted a survey in 95 patients with brain tumors to be studied. As a result, 11 of the 95 people tested, admitted if the headache is the only complaint that they experienced before finally sentenced to suffer from a brain tumor.
Four patients with proven, admitted experiencing excruciating headaches that ultimately demands further handling. While the remaining seven people, claiming to have complaints headaches that come suddenly and in very often.
For patients who experience severe headaches, treatment should be done is put through a neuro imaging, or mapping the brain to figure out who suffered from plaque disruption or blockage depicted. Having managed to get a picture of the disturbances that occur in the brain, then the doctor can decide what treatment will be performed in these patients.
