Clumsiness, Numbness along with Weakness
If one finds him fumbling with the keys, struggling with balance or missing steps, then this clumsiness in one’s legs, hands or arms may be a troubling sign of brain tumors. Problems controlling over facial expressions, swallowing or speaking are also some other ways of clumsiness.
Same as of clumsiness, losing the feeling in part of face or body is something which one has to keep an eye. Specifically, if the tumor is seen over brain stem then the part where one’s brain links with his spinal cord; one may experience, clumsy movements or feeling losses. Feeling of the weakness occurs just because the body of an individual is fighting with a tumor. Some kinds of brain cells cause detachment or tingling of feet and hands. It tends to occur on just one part of the body and also indicate the tumor in specific parts of a brain.
