Childhood tumor

Skull base tumors may not produce symptoms until they grow up. Symptoms vary from person to person, depending on the location and growth rate of the tumor.

Symptoms of skull base tumors may include:

Facial pain or numbness

Facial weakness or paralysis

headache

Recurrent sinus problems

Nasal obstruction

anosmia

nosebleed

Decreased vision

diplopia

Hearing loss

Tinnitus (tinnitus)

Dizziness, dizziness, or loss of balance

Shortness of breath

Hoarse, lost his voice

Dysphagia and frequent suffocation

The lump on the neck

Having one or more of these symptoms does not mean you have a skull base tumor. If you have these symptoms, you should talk to your doctor because they may mean you have other health problems.