Brain Cancer

Symptoms and disabilities caused by brain tumors vary widely from person to person. Moreover, there is no well-established understanding in society because the incidence is low. As a result, the working environment has not been able to accept the return to work properly. Brain tumors include fatal tumors, in other words, malignant tumors, but there are also benign tumors that cause only temporary or reversible disability. Even if the expected prognosis of life expectancy is short due to a malignant tumor, work may still motivate a person to live as long as they remain in a healthy state of mind. In such cases, it is possible that depriving the patient of the right to work may, in fact, shorten the time they can live as a person. In addition, some central nervous system dysfunctions make it difficult to empathize or guess. For example, simultaneous executive dysfunction, estimation of distance, and half-blindness are challenging to understand without experiencing them, and even the assistance to be offered is difficult to guess. Therefore, to provide an appropriate working environment, it is necessary to understand what the individual is suffering from. With a bit of help in the work environment, the worker should be able to reach their full potential.