Usually symptoms of brain tumors are not related to their istology but to the "mass effect": they causes the elevation of intracranial pressure with headaches, vomiting and faints.
Symptoms of a brain tumor almost always includes headaches, especially migraines. Other symptoms may include: vision problems, nausea, numbness in body parts, and slurred speech.
There are a number of various symptoms, but the most common include headaches, fatigue, and strange nerve sensations. A person may also have memory problems or even lose some eyesight.
