There are no specific symptoms by which it would be possible to diagnose glioblastoma without additional examinations. Changes in well-being associated with the growth of a volumetric formation inside the cranium, an increase in intracranial pressure, and the involvement of nerve centers located in the brain in the pathological process come to the fore.
Most often, patients suffer from:
Intense headaches that are aggravated by lying down.
Nausea and vomiting without relief.
Persistent dizziness, coordination disorder.
Decrease in memory, intellectual abilities, increase in irritability, apathy.
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Convulsions, paralysis, impaired sensitivity of the skin of the extremities, etc.