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Could my brain fog and constant sinus issues for three years, be a brain tumour?
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Unlikely: What you described is not a usual sign of brain tumor. I trust that you are keeping your diabetes under control. Poorly controlled diabetes is more likely to cause your symptoms.
Answered 11/17/2015
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