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Brain tumour fears can anyone give any advice please

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Wonderwall
Wonderwall

I am convinced i have a brain tumour i havnt been well for months in november i started to havs body tremors,these have become worse and worse.i must have been the doctors 10 times and they juzt kept saying stress,i now hVe a thudding in my hesd which shakes my brain constantly 24/7 my vision is gettin fuzzier and fuzzier each day and i feel really sick, my ears ade also blocked and im struggling walk in a straight line.i went a n e lastnight it got so bad but again its falling on deaf ears.i am convicned fhis is a brain tumour and i dont know what to do because no one is listeing to me.any advice would be appreciated

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  • heidi86471
    heidi86471 Wonderwall

    Posted

    It’s anxiety. I had it....was dizzy, constant pain in head, head pressure, blurry vision, shaking. Anxiety is a pain in the ass. Listen to your doc. Prayers
    • Wonderwall
      Wonderwall heidi86471

      Posted

      Hello thanks for the reply,these heads shakes constant tho and now my vision is becomin fuzzy its like a layer of black dots are hovering over them.i feel at a loss i dont know what else i can do
  • shariece_15386
    shariece_15386 Wonderwall

    Posted

    Hi I had this abit a month ago had blood test done and I had low iron and b12 deficiency also suffer serve anxiety once you stop worrying and stressing it calms down 
  • kim27383
    kim27383 Wonderwall

    Posted

    I have thought I had so many things over the last few months. My MRI can back fine. I have had flashing light in eye, headaches, dizziness, chest pain, stomach issues, clavicle pain, neck pain. So many things. I do not have a brain tumor but an issue with my eyes. I don't have a heart problem but it her issues. My stomach dies have some problems but definitely not what I was thinking. We read symptoms of things and sometimes take on this symptoms. If you don't agree with your doctor get a second opinion. We do have to advocate for ourselves but when the tests show that the issues are something else we have to accept those. It's hard. I know. Best wishes.

  • peter67613
    peter67613 Wonderwall

    Posted

    Get a second opinion. But, you need to realize that stress, anxiety and depression can have some pretty bad physical manifestations.
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