how long do people live that have a brain tumor?

Not knowing how you define feelers, I am going to say yes. I am interpreting feelers to mean extensions of the malignant tumor into the surrounding normal tissue. Malignant tumors do not respect normal cell boundaries as normal tissue or benign tumors would. JayR

My dearest loved one, How I wish I had an immediate answer, maybe it's pretty close to one though. Go to www.livestrong.org or call 1 866 235-7205, they will send you a very well put together 3 ring folder. It includes stories about people with all sorts of cancer and what they went through, how ...

Is it possible? Absolutely. The brain stem controls the basic functions of your body, including blood pressure. Depending on the location of the tumor, you may find that your blood pressure is out of whack. Of course, if the only thing you are noticing is high blood pressure, there are a number of ...

Anything that is abnormal with the brain can cause interesting and unpredictable effects. It all depends on the location of the tumor, why vision was changed in the first place. Best to talk to a neuro-ophthalmologist who would better be equipped to answer your question more definitively.

Hi Maria, I was on Byetta for three years. I developed a rare tumor which was removed six months ago. Thank God it was benign! I have often suspected that maybe byetta was the culprit. I was taken off byetta about a year ago because of severe stomach pains. I was not on actos at the time but byetta ...

Did this happen to someone you know, or yourself??