How is it possible for a person with 4 or 5 big tumors in their brain to still be able to walk, talk, and think normally?

Isn't it supposed to be that they can't do any of these because of these big tumors?

Answer #1

well all i know is that two were on the right side and two were on the left. and i think they were all pretty big, and he had had them for quite a while, but i thought it was weird that he was still able to talk and all that. thanks
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Answer #2

because thee brain is just scwished sometimes and it will expand as long as they are taken out. (at least thats what my doctor told me when i had a brain tumor that took up half my brain)
Answer #3

because thee brain is just scwished sometimes and it will expand as long as they are taken out. (at least thats what my doctor told me when i had a brain tumor that took up half my brain)
Answer #4

Depends on where the tumors are.

Outcomes of brain injuries are unpredictable. I read of one individual who's brain was only 1/10 the normal size yet displayed normal intelligence.
Answer #5

i think two tumors were on one side of the brain and two were on the other.

thanks for answering my question
Answer #6

so despite having the tumors in the brain it shouldn't mess with their speech and all that?
Answer #7

well depending on the area and how fast growing i dont think it will
Answer #8

i dont think it's possible
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