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Treatment in Nandyal

Brain Tumour Treatment & Surgery

A brain tumour is an abnormal growth of cells in or around the brain. Some are non-cancerous (benign) and slow-growing; others need more urgent treatment. Symptoms depend on the tumour’s size and location.

Dr. Bandi Bharath Kumar Reddy performs brain tumour surgery and takes time to discuss the diagnosis, the possible approaches, and the risks and benefits with patients and families, so they can decide together.

Symptoms that need a neurological check-up

  • New, persistent or worsening headaches — especially in the morning or with vomiting
  • Seizures (fits) for the first time in an adult
  • Gradual weakness or numbness on one side of the body
  • Changes in vision, speech, memory or behaviour
  • Problems with balance or coordination

Our approach

  1. 1DiagnosisNeurological examination with MRI/CT imaging (arranged with imaging partners) to understand the tumour’s type and location.
  2. 2Treatment planningSurgery, observation or referral for additional therapies such as radiotherapy are discussed openly, with the reasons for each.
  3. 3Surgery & recoverySurgical removal or biopsy where appropriate, followed by monitored recovery, rehabilitation and follow-up.

This page provides general information and is not a substitute for a medical consultation. Treatment decisions are made after an individual assessment. Last updated .

FAQs

Brain Tumour: common questions

Is every brain tumour cancer?

No. Many brain tumours are benign. The type can only be confirmed with imaging and, often, examination of tissue after surgery or biopsy.

Can I get a second opinion?

Yes. Bring your scans and reports; the doctor will review your case and explain the options independently.

Talk to a neurosurgeon about your symptoms

Call or WhatsApp us to book a consultation. For emergencies, our neuro team is available 24/7.