Vestibular Schwannoma Symptoms: Causes, Diagnosis & Treatment
Vestibular schwannoma symptoms vary by tumor size and location. Common signs include:
- Hearing loss (often first symptom, gradual or sudden, unilateral/bilateral)
- Tinnitus (ringing/buzzing)
- Vertigo (spinning/dizziness)
- Balance problems
- Facial weakness
- Headaches
- Vision changes (blurred, double, peripheral loss)
Less common: difficulty swallowing, hoarseness, chest pain, coughing, breathing difficulty.
Early diagnosis and treatment improve outcomes and prevent complications. See a doctor immediately if symptoms arise.
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