A possible brain tumor??? I know I must see a doctor but untill then I just need oppinions?

Question

On one side of my head there seems to be a bump that is long and slender but very noticible and it's bone I can tell. I haven't had any head injuries ever. But on the other side is the same thing but smaller. The side where the bump is larger it seems like my hair is thinner there... I'm really freaked out... And scared. Does anyone have any clue what it could be??? I'm gonna see a doctor but I'm trying to lessen my anxiety...

Answer 1

i couldn't tell you what it is but i hope it's nothing serious

Answer 2

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Answer 3

This will also be most effective from strain or your hormones or dry sinuses.Stress could make you forgetful. Maybe whatever you're consuming isn't agreeing with you. Don't get scared it's traditionally not anything.I believe a wide variety of matters in my frame however not anything is flawed.When you learn that stuff it's horrifying so quit studying and wait to listen to what the healthcare professional says. He is traditionally going to let you know that you're simply satisfactory .

Answer 4

I think when you have a tumor things are severly wrong with you..byt that I mean you will have massive headaches, be dizzy alot, perhaps throwing up and you would feel so bad that you would have already had to go to the Dr
Go ahead and make an appointment I am sure it's nothing but you always feel better when the Dr says that.

Answer 5

cant be a brain tumor. it's just the way your head molds itself--maybe, from sleeping sideways which causes a pressure on that side of your head and friction-sweeps the hair thru your pillow. that's why you hair is thinning in that area. brain tumors will give you loads of headaches because it presses your brain and causes head-cracking pain. hydrocephalus is also a remote case since your eyes aren't protruding.

anyways, it is much better to prevent than to cure. go see a doc if you are ready.

jomar s.t. ndgm '96

Answer 6

It's really easy to be scared of the unknown.
I err on the complimentary side of things. Personally I would seek to see a Reiki practitioner or or crystal healer. They may be able to take the stress away and help you to function. Some times (not promising though) they can help resolve issues of dis-ease. Check the web for further information!

Answer 7

If you had a brain tumor large enough to push out your skull, you'd think you'd be having some neurologic symptoms. Numbness and tingling, loss of function, speech impediments maybe. Don't fret. Keep a positive attitude. And good luck.

Answer 8

Firstly, search "Gerson Therapy" on internet
and advanced search on "Brain Tumor"

Answer 9

wow, no one on here is gonna help you determine what you are trying to figure out..... please go the doctors.....
go now, get up and go... my cuzin what just diagnosed with a brain tuimor.......which she thought was a simple migraine..
her life expetancy is a year.... but no speech and paralyses of the right side.....just go.
i hope all is well to ou... also you might wanna ask yourself if youve been having headaches lately,. but even if you havent, you should still go find out what it is,.. please

Answer 10

YES!! it is possible for a brain tumor!!!

Answer 11

Who the hell knows what it could be? SEE A DOCTOR! AND DO IT NOW!