Brain tumors are conditions where abnormal cells grow within the brain and disrupt normal functioning. Symptoms often include headaches, seizures, balance issues, and memory changes. Proper diagnosis is important and usually starts with clinical examination and neurological evaluation. Imaging methods such as MRI and CT scans are used to detect and assess abnormalities in the brain. These techniques help determine the size and position of the tumor. Further tests may be required in some cases. This content provides general information about brain tumor diagnosis, highlighting symptoms and commonly used diagnostic procedures in medical practice.