Can the smallest meningioma tumor (approximately 1 cm all the way around) on the brain still cause problems and headaches? Or is it unlikely for one that small to show any symptoms? Samantha.
Dear Samantha;
A 1cm meningioma is not tiny by any stretch of the imagination. Yes it can be a cause of headaches and a trigger for Migraines, as can 299 other clinical/medical problems.
Good luck,
John Claude Krusz and Teri Robert
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