Hollywood filmmaker James Foley died at the age of 71 after battling stage 4 brain cancer. Brooklyn -born Fole, who worked with stars from Sean Paine and Madonna to Al Patchino, revealed a tumor last year.

Foli, who helped fifty Shades Darker And fifty Shades Freed, El James’ adapted to novels, died in sleep, his family said.

What is brain cancer?

Also known as brain tumors, the condition refers to abnormal cell growth in your brain, which can be either benign (non-cancer) or deadly (cancer). According to doctors, brain tumors develop directly within the brain or spread from other parts of the body.

Experts say that only one third of the brain tumors are cancer; However, whether they are of cancer or not, brain tumors affect the function of the brain and affect your health, if they are quite large to press on the surrounding veins, blood vessels, and tissue. Doctors say that more than 150 types of brain tumors are classified as glial or non-glial, gentle or deadly. Many types of brain tumors can also be made in your spine or column.

Brain tumors can affect anyone but are more common in men. According to experts, Meningio, which is usually gentle, is the only type of brain tumor that is more common in women. The most severe type of brain tumor – Glioblastoma – is becoming more common among people as general population age.

What are the issues caused by brain tumor?

According to doctors, brain tumors, whether cancer or not, cause serious issues. This is because your skull becomes hard and does not provide space for tumor expansion. In addition, if a tumor develops near parts of your brain that controls important functions, it can give rise to symptoms:

• Weakness
• Difficulty walking
• Equilibrium issues
• Partial loss of vision
• Difficulty in understanding or using language
• Memory issues
• Brain bleeding

Symptoms and symptoms of brain tumor

Doctors say that for some people, a brain tumor does not show any symptoms, especially if it is very small. And so, signs and symptoms vary depending on the location, size and type of tumor. Some of the initial signs include:

• Serious and beating headache
• Seizure
• Language is difficult to think, speak or understand
• Changes in personality
• Weakness or paralysis
• Balance issues and dizziness
• vision problems
• Hearing issues
• Facial numbness
• nausea and vomiting
• Confusion and disorientation

What is the cause of brain tumor?

According to the researchers, the brain tumor develops when some genes on the chromosomes of a cell are damaged and no longer work properly, but they are not sure why this happens. Your DNA in your chromosomes tells the cells in your body what to do – it tells them when to grow, when to divide or multiply, and/when to die.

When the brain cell DNA changes, it gives new instructions to your brain cells. Your body develops abnormal brain cells that grow and multiply than normal and sometimes last longer than normal. When this happens, the increasing crowd of abnormal cells takes place in your brain.

In some cases, a person may be born with one or more changes in these genes. Environmental factors, such as X-rays or previous cancer treatment, may cause further damage to exposure to large amounts of radiation.

In other cases, environmental injury for genes may be the only reason.

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