Unlikely that an osteoma would affect intracerebral functions, but a growing meningioma could create a mass effect and secondary symptoms. However, your symptoms might suggest a nonfocal issue, and raise questions of metabolic or vitamin deficiency issues. A sleep disorder or medication reaction might be an answer. Would suggest neurological involvement.
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