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What Is The Cause For Headaches With The Eyes Losing Focus?

I get really bad headaches at least once a day, most times the headache will be a sharp pain that will last about 5 minutes, then go away, and come back a bit later. Lately i have been having a constant headache with the same sharp pains within the same headache. I also find my eyes losing focus, and as much as i try to snap out of it i cant. I usually have to close my eyes for a while to refocus them. I have also notice that when I speak, alot of times I cant say what I want to. Like my mind know what it wants to say, but my mouth only gets halfway there. I have to stop and say the sentence over again. Could this be signs of a brain tumor?
Wed, 6 Aug 2014
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I think something is seriously wrong. Headache with changes in speech and sight, i would advice you to consult a neurologist or neurosurgeon early. Get a baseline NCCT done. There can be a space occupying lesion in brain
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What Is The Cause For Headaches With The Eyes Losing Focus?

I think something is seriously wrong. Headache with changes in speech and sight, i would advice you to consult a neurologist or neurosurgeon early. Get a baseline NCCT done. There can be a space occupying lesion in brain