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What is a Brain Tumour

What is a Brain Tumour

A brain tumour is a collection of cells that grow abnormally in the brain or central spinal canal. There are two types on brain tumours ? primary and secondary.

A primary brain tumour is a tumour that starts in the brain and has not spread from somewhere else in the body. Primary tumours can be benign which means that it will not spread, or it can be malignant which means that it may spread into other parts of the brain and cause problems. A secondary brain tumour is a tumour that has grown because there are cancer cells somewhere else in the body that have spread to the brain.

At Manchester Neuro Physio, we provide assessment and treatment to individuals with both primary and secondary brain tumours. Neurological physiotherapy will help you to understand your diagnosis and learn how to maintain or improve your physical condition. Your neurological physiotherapist will be able to show you a variety of exercises to do to improve your physical symptoms and improve your ability to carry out activities of daily living.

To find out how physiotherapy treatment can help increase your independence or to make an appointment please phone us now on 0161 883 0066.

Introduction to Brain Tumour

To book an assessment or for more information please email office@manchesterneurophysio.co.uk call 0161 883 0066 .