Seizures and Brain Tumours | The Brain Tumour Charity | Understanding Brain Tumours

Around 60% of brain tumour patients will experience a seizure at least once during the course of their illness. Epileptic seizures are the most common first (or 'onset') symptom that leads to a brain tumour diagnosis in adults.
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[@bnbbattlesbraincancer]

Had first tumour seizure yesterday terrifying

[@adrianhaynes5506]

Ten years of leg spasms siezuures ussusllly at night, sitting relaxed in arm chair or in bed legs lock up from minutes to almost full hour ten years of it three GP surgeries over 20 GP doctors and diagnosed with simple night cramps, ten years later a massive siezuure bought about by a brain tumor, a meneogoma to my right frontal lobe, not only does it create leg spasms siezuures severe involentry contraction of the leg muscles but in later stages approx 4-5 years ago I started to experience Blurred vision upon waking up, two hours after waking up vision clear all day long.

[@misschachanaomi]

I know Heather, she is such an inspirational, courageous lady x

[@Crossfire752]

how is she? if you dont mind me asking