Headaches are one of the most common symptoms of a brain tumour. Headaches that are usually more severe in the morning and that may not respond to the usual headache treatments.

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A constant feeling of exhaustion or lack of energy which is unexplained.  Can also affect concentration and sleep patterns.

Loss of taste and smell can be linked to other health conditions but it is a rare symptom that can be linked to brain tumours.

A seizure is a common symptom. It is a sudden uncontrolled burst of electrical activity in the brain that can cause changes in behaviour, movement or consciousness.

Cognitive change include difficulties with concentration, learning, decision making, memory and changes in personality and behaviour.

Weakness, numbness or paralysis in one part of the body.  Lack of coordination and walking unsteadily.

Sudden changes to your vision, double vision, blurred vision, loss of vision or abnormal movements

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Nausea & vomiting are common symptoms associated with brain tumours due to increased pressure inside the skull.

Trouble speaking, understanding speech, or articulating words. May also include the loss of ability to write.