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 Not all headaches are brain tumors Many people think they have a brain tumor when they get a headache, but only 2 to 3 percent of cases are confirmed by testing. Brain tumors can be caused by genetics, radiation, diet, injury, and infection, and the main symptoms include headache and vomiting. The development of technology and skilled manpower in Nepal has made it easier to identify and treat brain tumors, and public awareness is needed on the occasion of World Tumor Day. Many people think they have a brain tumor when they get a headache. However, a headache does not mean that a brain tumor will develop immediately. If we test 100 people with headaches, only 2 to 3 people are likely to have a brain tumor. Along with a brain tumor, other symptoms related to it also appear. Tumors and cancer are different things. We can classify all brain tumors into 4 stages. We call stages 3 and 4 cancer, because they require treatment methods such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy. When the cells ...