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Watching a Meningioma Brain Tumor

Brain Tumor | Last Active: Apr 18 2:00pm | Replies (259)
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@colleenyoung

Hi @mrector, welcome to Connect. It takes time to heal after surgery. However, I would hope that some of the pain in your jaw would start to subside. Have you talked to your surgeon about it? It would also be good to mention it at your upcoming appointment with the neuro-opthamologist.

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mrector | @mrector | Oct 10, 2018

I was thinking about talking to the neuro-opthamologist above it. I alsace sent my neurosurgeon at message asking him if it's normal. Hopefully I will hear from him by end of the week.

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cyndymc | @cyndymc | Dec 26, 2019

I have a 1.2 cm meniginoma . I have been having tingling sensation to my forehead and right eye area. I have been told this is pressing on the trigeminal nerve. Does anyone have these symptoms? Trying to find a medication that with relieve these symptoms. I am watching and waiting to see if grows, surgery sounds scary due to location near carotid , brain stem.

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