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Brain Tumour

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Also known as: brain tumour · intracranial tumour · brain neoplasm · glioma · brain cancer · glioblastoma · meningioma · tumour in the head · cancer in the brain · CNS tumour

Important note on this diagnosis — This text offers a psychological interpretation. With a cancer or tumour diagnosis, medical treatment belongs in the hands of physicians. BodySignal accompanies you in understanding the inner side of your symptom and complements medical care.

Your Body Is Speaking

A brain tumour is one of the most shattering diagnoses a person can receive. Something is growing in your head that does not belong there — uncontrolled, silent, often unnoticed for a long time. Neurosurgery and oncology take absolute priority here. What follows does not replace a single medical decision, no surgery, no therapy. It is a complementary perspective — a look at what your body may be expressing beyond the medical level.

From a psychosomatic perspective, a careful question arises: What is growing there — not only biologically, but as the expression of an inner process that found no other way out for so long that it manifested in the most central organ of your body? The brain is the command centre. It controls everything — thinking, feeling, perceiving, remembering. When something gets out of control here, this is no longer a quiet signal.

It is a call for radical change.

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