Brain tumours may cause effects that can have an impact on your quality of life. They can affect different parts of the brain which control different functions. This means that the effects of a brain tumour you may experience depends on the location, its size and its aggressiveness.
Brain tumours can cause personality changes such as anxiety and confusion.
Learn how brain tumours can affect memory and get tips for coping.
A brain tumour can cause difficulties with understanding or expressing language, or both.
Fatigue is the most common side-effect of brain tumours and their treatment.
Depression can be triggered by a diagnosis, treatment or by the impact on daily life.
Brain tumours and treatments can affect thinking skills, making aspects of daily life difficult.
Up to 60% of brain tumour patients will experience a seizure at least once.
It's estimated that over half of children with a brain tumour will experience a learning difficulty.
Around 28% of people with a brain tumour report a vision problem, find out about sight problems.