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Right side numb weakness n tingling
Can ct scan brain detect brain tumours? In april i suffered some scary symptoms- my right side of the body would feel weird- little bit of numbness, pressure, tightness, and just something unusual.. then I started getting right-sided headaches as well. When I went to my doctor, he told me that it is not concerning, but on my insistence, he ordered a CT brain which came out to be normal and I attached the report.. the symptoms symptoms went away on their own without any treatment, but have returned back since last week. My only concern is brain tumour. Can you offer any opinion? I don't want to go for Mri brain because it's expensive and my symptoms are mild only right now
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This report is normal if you have no any symptoms get relaxed at home
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Hi you can go for cect brain instead of MRI if u are not affordable but best is mri
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