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A cat scan and found a meningioma and the right frontal paramedian convexity. i've been having headaches and speech problems with nausea and numbness ?

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See a Neurosurgeon: Given the description, you should be seen by a neurologist and neurosurgeon to determine whether the meningioma is causing your symptoms.

Answered 3/7/2017

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