Could I have a brain tumor?

Question

For the past few weeks, I have had headaches that started off not painful but now are starting to be a little painful. Also, I have always seen floaters in my eyes because I rub them too much. However, I have had a sudden onset of a lot more of them than I usually have, now I cannot even move my eyes across a piece of paper without seeing at least 2 floaters. Also, I have heard a ringing in my ears very often, and sometimes one ear will just feel numb while the other feels like it is ringing. I have also been feeling nauseous after eating, but usually just after eating, not anytime else. I also keep feeling a tingling in my right leg, almost like a shiver. Could these be signs of a brain tumor?

Answer 1

i have most of then symptoms although slightly different instead of floaters i can see jack all i see if what you would see when a TV doesn't get a signal that's because i get migraines f****** horrible to have
it would be wise to go see a doctor

Answer 2

Signs and symptoms of brain tumors

The signs and symptoms of a brain tumor vary depending on its location,

Many brain tumors produce symptoms that are related to pressure in and around the brain. There is limited space inside the skull and a tumor or extra tissue can result in an increase in intracranial pressure (ICP).

Headache
Nausea and vomiting
Blurred vision
Drowsiness or lethargy

Headaches are a common symptom of a brain tumor.

In addition to the generalized symptoms, a brain tumor may cause specific symptoms directly related to the location of the tumor. It can cause irritation or damage to parts of the brain that control certain functions. Specific symptoms can include:


Seizures
Weakness or numbness of a body part
Difficulty with motor movements, such as walking or speaking
Problems with thinking and communication
Personality changes

should consult a physician for a medical diagnosis.

Answer 3

Brain tumor related headaches typically occur upon waking,not sure why. If leg pain is at the back of leg, could be sciatica, just a pinched nerve of sorts. I got it now, it sucks my dock said it "may be part of my tumor metastasizing to the spinal cord,but my MRI was clean. Don't fret, I'm sure, your fine. Take Tylenol/ alieve for a week.

but your overall symptoms, while not severe are consistent with a neurological issue, see a GOOD neurologist asap.


FYI:The left side of your brain above your left ear controls your right leg, so if your left ear hurts the most I'd be concerned.

Answer 4

Go get this checked out. THese could be signs of a tumor. I just lost a friend a week ago to brain cancer and the way that she fount out was by going to the dr about headaches. She was 27!!!!!!

Answer 5

My family, nurses and preachers. I've seen both, a tumor is a growth in or on the brain. Where the aneurysm is a vein within the brain that blows and leaks blood into the surrounding tissue. most people die of the aneurysm, which is fast. Standing there talking and they are gone. Of the two take the aneurysm.

Answer 6

l used to get the ringing in my ears until l stopped eating so much sugar. head ache can be caused by stress.the floaters in the eyes l can't tell you what the cause of that is. but eating a healthy diet with lots of vegetables can help do not eat meat or dairy products those are the main causes of tumors. http://www.notmilk.com

Answer 7

Before you panic see your family physician. There could be something else wrong. Don't jump to the worst conclusions first. It may be simple as a vitamin deficiency.

Answer 8

Everything you wrote here go tell your doctor. If you have all these systems you shouldn't be wasting time asking for our help. Never fool around with your heath.

Answer 9

Do you have a doctor??

If not, this is a 'great' question for him. You really should be
checked out.

good luck

Answer 10

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?ei=UTF-8&p=brain%20tumor&fr=ush-ans&fr2=tab-web

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/brain-tumor/DS00281/DSECTION=2&