Neurological Cancer
The exact cause of brain cancer is unknown. However, factors that can increase your risk of brain cancer include exposure to high portions of ionizing radiation and a family history of brain cancer. Cancer in another part of your body is also a risk factor.
Causes and Risk Factors for Brain Cancer
- nausea and vomiting.
- headaches, which may be more intense in the morning.
- body weakness, such as in an arm, a leg, or the face.
- Difficulty balancing.
- problems with memory.
- seizures
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