1. Seizures.
Seizures also happen to be some of the most common types of brain cancer effects that quite a large number of concerned patients of this disorder often report of. Indeed for some patients, the seizure experience is the very first clear indication that something amiss may be occurring in their heads, and usually leads to a clear diagnosis. With that said these side effects are known to be particularly rampant among those patients that suffer from some certain kinds of brain tumors. This includes those with gradually growing gliomas along with meningiomas that happen to be situated at the convexity of the brain. Those patients who suffer from the metastatic varieties of brain cancer are also noted for frequently experiencing seizures more than others.
Most seizures of this nature normally take place randomly, at any particular time and seemingly without any particular causation. However, in certain cases, there may be a warning before the seizure occurs. Some individuals who frequently experience these brain cancer effects can at times discern things or mitigating factors that may indicate an oncoming seizure attack which are known as auras. These auras can be a sudden headache, sudden mood swing, sudden twitching muscle or even inhaling a certain smell at a particular period of time.
