Brain tumours
It can be difficult to find out that you have a brain tumour. It’s normal to feel angry, sad, upset and shocked. You might worry about what will happen and how you will cope.
Getting practical and emotional support can help you cope with your diagnosis and treatment.
Coping with a brain tumour can be difficult. There are things you can do and people who can help you to cope.
Getting better after treatment for a brain tumour can be difficult. There are people who can help while you are recovering.
Some types of brain tumours and treatment can affect your ability to drive. The restrictions depend on your tumour type and the treatment you have had.
Treatment might shrink your tumour and slow its growth. It can control your symptoms for some time and help you feel better.
Organisations, support groups and books can help you cope with a brain tumour.
Last reviewed: 28 Apr 2023
Next review due: 28 Apr 2026
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