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Besides radiationCystitis - noninfectious Radiation therapy and chemotherapy, surgical excision of the tumour is the treatment option for the growing brain tumour. Please consult a neurologist for the treatment. The growing tumour may compress the adjacent brain structures causing complications like blindness, balance problems, loss of co-ordination and a lot of other permanent complications and may be hazardous. Please consult a neurologist at the earliest. Hope this helps you. Take care and regards!
Besides radiation and chemotherapy, surgical excision of the tumour is the treatment option for the growing brain tumour. Please consult a neurologist for the treatment. The growing tumour may compress the adjacent brain structures causing complications like blindness, balance problems, loss of co-ordination and a lot of other permanent complications and may be hazardous. Please consult a neurologist at the earliest. Hope this helps you. Take care and regards!