A member asked:

Could my brain fog and dizziness that i've had for three years, be a brain tumour?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Unlikely: A brain tumour causes severe problems in short time, as the skull is a very rigid structure and the increase of its inner pressure is a cause for encephalopathy , ie, fogginess, diziness, severe headaches, vision problems, confusion, agitation, weakness, ..and many more. With your history, is important you have your glicemias in check and see a neurologyst .

Answered 4/25/2016

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