As World Brain Tumour Day approaches, experts warn that many early warning signs of brain tumours are often mistaken for common stress-related symptoms. Dr. Praveen Gupta, Chairman of the Marengo Asia International Institute of Neuro and Spine in Gurugram, highlights that persistent headaches, especially if they worsen or occur in the morning, should not be ignored. Memory lapses and difficulties concentrating can also indicate underlying issues, as can changes in mood and personality, which may be noticed by family members. Vision problems, such as blurred or double vision, and balance issues may arise as well. Additionally, the sudden onset of seizures in adults is a significant warning sign that requires immediate evaluation. While not all neurological symptoms indicate a brain tumour, Dr. Gupta stresses the importance of consulting a neurologist if symptoms persist or worsen. Early detection can lead to more effective treatment, making awareness of these signs crucial for timely medical intervention.