Head Tumor Symptoms
5. Speech Problems
Speech usually comes to us without even having to think about it, and even the average person has an impressive vocabulary. Not only do we need to be able to recall the words we need in a moment, but we also need the ability to move our vocal cords and mouth in a specific way to make the appropriate sounds.
All of this is done with help from the brain so, if the brain was to have a problem, our speech is likely to be affected. The patient can start slurring words and can also struggle to find the words that they need when speaking. Our sight is also processed by the brain, so the patient might also experience problems with their vision.
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