Repeated headaches can signal tumour in the brain, don’t ignore
Shot of a mature woman experiencing a headache.
What you need to know:
In May last year, the situation got worse presenting with symptoms of general body weakness, nausea and vomiting. Sarah had to seek self-referral to KCMC hospital in Moshi where she was re-evaluated through tests and scans. She was diagnosed to have a brain tumour, specifically identified by doctors as ‘meningioma’.
