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maya40271
maya40271

it’s been 8 days since I wrote on here and I cannot take it, I still have these sharp pains a few times a day that don’t stop me from doing anything, it just hurts. I feel like they come on when I stressed or when I’m thinking about it and telling myself “you have a brain tumor”. Would I be able to tumble and do gymnastics for 3.5 hours? Would I be able to go to schoo and have straight A’s? My only other “symptom” is sometimes feeling light headed, (when I don’t drink water) I am also able to run miles and feel fine, I feel fine 99.9% of the day! does this sound like a brain tumor or anxiety? Thanks 

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  • broadsword
    broadsword maya40271

    Posted

    I am sorry to say Maya that it is likely to be anxiety not a brain tumour. What you describe does not, in any way don't like a brain related condition. Even so maybe a trip to your family physician would be good

    Regards

    • maya40271
      maya40271 broadsword

      Posted

      thank you, my parents are doctors themselves and tell me I’m fine. This helps me a lot 💘💘

  • erin15778
    erin15778 maya40271

    Posted

    Hey hun, just to reiterate what other people have said and to answer your questions, it would be very hard to do the things you do all while having a brain tumor as they cause balance and equilibrium issues! they also hurt very badly with movement and activity since they’re getting knocked around when your head moves or blood flow changes. I hope you can get some relief for your anxiety. It’s very tough, I know. keep seeing your doctors and stay healthy, but be rest assured you’re not dying of a brain tumor.  xo
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