23/04/2026
Early detection is the most powerful tool in neurosurgery.
This 26-year-old patient came to us with a one-month history of persistent headaches, dizziness, and a feeling of imbalance. Most importantly, he had no prior history of such headaches.
An MRI revealed a significant brain tumor (indicated by the red arrow). While headaches are common, a "new" or sudden change in headache patterns—especially when accompanied by vomiting or dizziness—is a clinical red flag that requires immediate expert evaluation.
Don't dismiss persistent symptoms. Early diagnosis can be life-saving.
Tag someone who needs to hear this. Awareness is the first step toward recovery.
Dr. Srikanth Boini
MBBS, MD (GEN MED), DM (NEUROLOGY) (NIMHANS)