1 / 6About 50 percent of people with brain tumors may feel the same pain. A tumor in the brain can put pressure on sensitive nerves and blood vessels. Patients may have different types of headaches. For example, there is constant pain, but it is not like a migraine.2 / 6Restlessness or stiffness – A brain tumor can stress the nerve cells in the brain. It affects the electrical signals which can lead to restlessness. This type of tightness in the brain is sometimes the first sign of a brain tumor, but it can occur at any stage. 3 / 6Mood swings - Tumors in the brain affect a person's behavior. In such a situation, many symptoms can be seen in a person such as easily getting irritated, getting frustrated quickly, being sad, angry, etc. These changes can happen quickly. 4 / 6Problems such as memory loss and confusion can be caused by brain tumors. In this, the reasoning and decision-making ability of the affected person may be affected. 5 / 6Fatigue can be caused by many reasons, but feeling tired frequently or all the time is a common symptom. Its symptoms are different from actual fatigue, such as feeling tired all the time, feeling overall weak, feeling heavy in the limbs, sleepy, losing the ability to concentrate, and so on.6 / 6Depression is one of the common symptoms of brain tumors. These can include feeling depressed, loss of interest in things you used to enjoy, lack of energy, trouble sleeping, insomnia, suicidal or suicidal thoughts, and feelings of guilt or worthlessness.