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How do i know that my constant sinus issues are not a brain tumour?
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Brain cancer test: Doctors can suspect a brain tumor by getting the information from your history or by performing a neurological exam. CT scan of the brain with contrast dye or MRI of the brain can be ordered to confirm any suspicious findings.
Answered 11/20/2015
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