I'm worried about a brain tumor. (i've posted many times before.)?

I've seen many patients with brain tumors. Some are benign and some invade or spread rapidly. If the tumor is affecting your vision, it will steadily grow worse unless you did something that allowed for more room inside your skull, like taking corticosteroids, which it sounds like is not something that's been done for you.

Your propensity to clot is more worrisome than any slow growing tumor is, and that is what you should be trying to take care of. Whatever the predisposing factors are, you should be focusing your energies on eliminating those rather than wasting them on imagined illnesses. If you are fixating on brain tumors, you should probably go talk to a psychotherapist about your anxiety.

Yes symptoms can come and go. U r very wise to try to find out through med test b4hand. I had a stroke and my physicians feared it was brain cancer. That's why they gave me every med test their was and triple checked it. How long can a brain tumor go undiagnosed? Sometimes they never find it b4 it's to late. Sometimes they spot it right awa. I never had the symptom of double vision so I can't help you there. If you want my layperson, first aid opinion, I think bcause u r taking medication that that's why u r having the nauseous feelings its certainly not because you r preg!

In short, bcause you r scheduled for an mri, it should catch whatever is in ur brain, but you can stil have naughty thoughts. Please.

1) Stop looking on the internet. It's not a doctor, and you aren't qualified to diagnose yourself - even doctors know better than to diagnose themselves without tests.

2) It could be something as simple as anxiety, or a side effect of one of your meds.

3) The likelihood that you have several serious conditions at such a young age are next to nil.

Take a deep breath, exhale, repeat.

Just hold out until the doctor can speak with you.

I know 2 Adults (Friends who have died from Brain Cancer) in their 50s.

Symptoms do NOT come and go. Once the tumour presses on a vital part the problems stay.

None of your symptoms have anything to do with a brain tumour. I will not relate what problems they had as you will then be looking for them, but believe me they came on quick and were severe. You are suffering from anxiety.

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You have some real medical conditions, and you are under a doctor's care, so don't obsess over brain cancers, and deal with what you really have.