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Small pain in back of head, brain tumor?

It comes and goes, when it comes it only lasts for a minute max, its not very painful, just a tincy bit, but could this mean i have a brain tumor, since its onyl in one spot on my head? I'm really scared :S
  • 3 years ago
bronte heights by bronte heights
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It is probably a migraine. See your doctor, he will do a blood workup and probably get an MRI. This will rule out anything that may be causing this trouble.

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  • lilykdesign by lilykdes...
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    *lol* No brain tumor and a whole lot of paranoia.

    If you had a brain tumor, you would have other neurological symptoms like memory problems, vision problems, balance, tremors, the list goes on. Trust me, a brain tumor is a whole lot more than just one spot of pain.
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  • linbap by linbap
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    This is not a sign of a brain tumor. Relax! it may just be a spasm in one of the muscles on your scalp. This is something that may bother you several times a day for a while then just quit. Heat to the area might help, and strange as it sounds, cold may help instead. Try one, then the other and see which is better.
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  • Schwinn by Schwinn
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    Headache is the #1 symptom of a brain tumor, BUT most headaches are not the result of a brain tumor. Since it is at the back of your head, is could be from tension in your neck. Some brain tumors cause no symptoms at all until they are quite large, especially if they grow slowly.
    The only way to rule out a brain tumor is by a CAT scan or MRI of your head. If you're "really scared", see your doctor.

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    I'm a brain tumor survivor.
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