Neuro-oncology

Brain Tumour: symptoms, care team & integrative support

A brain tumour is an abnormal growth of cells within the brain. Tumours can be non-cancerous (benign) or cancerous (malignant), and either type can affect brain function depending on size and location.

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Step 3Coordinated supportive care alongside treatment
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Please note: This page is for general awareness only and is not a diagnosis. These symptoms can also be caused by many non-cancerous conditions. If you notice any of them persisting, please see a doctor promptly — early evaluation is always the safer path.
Watch for

Common symptoms

General awareness signs — always confirmed through proper medical evaluation, not self-diagnosis.

Persistent or worsening headaches
New-onset seizures
Vision or speech changes
Balance and coordination difficulties
Unexplained personality or memory changes

Where to start

The right specialist for brain tumour

Surgical Oncology & Radiation Oncology

Start here — your case is then coordinated with the rest of the panel as needed.

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Supportive care

How integrative support helps

Run alongside your prescribed oncology treatment — never in place of it.

Speech & Swallow Therapy

Recovery support if speech or swallowing is affected.

Physiotherapy

Rebuilding coordination, balance and strength.

Psycho-Oncology & Social Work

Emotional support for patients and families through a difficult diagnosis.


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