9. Memory loss, difficulty thinking, and other cognitive problems
Brain tumors often lead to memory loss, difficulty thinking, and other cognitive issues. These symptoms occur because these tumors can cause pressure on brain tissue and interfere with the brain’s normal functions, especially in areas where memory and other aspects of oneself lie.
Patients may experience confusion, difficulty concentrating and decreased cognitive ability. It can also cause fatigue, memory loss, and other cognitive issues. Patients may struggle to pay attention, remember information, or make decisions.