Hi, I really hope that someone here would be able to comment further than "talk to your treating physician".
I'm a 30 yr old male with a left supraorbital bone tumor. It's 3.5 x 2.4 cm and remains unchanged since its discovery 3 years ago. Here are some MRI images:
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I would like to see if you could tell me your best guesses simply based on the info I've given.
My clinical exam is totally normal...Cranial nerves, dilated eye exam, visual fields, and the rest of my MRI is apparently normal except for this tumor.
I also had a Nuclear Bone Scan which demonstrated "intense focal uptake" just at the site of this particular lesion.
My symptoms have been constant headache (pressure) x 5 years, seriously worsening 3 years ago.
Most recently, I feel like I may faint (depersonalization, faintness, anxiety) most of the time actually, due to so much pressure in my head, but I've never actually fainted. I had a cardiac workup just in case, and it was normal. I also experience brief 5-10 second episodes of very intense depersonalization and confusion, to where people's voices sound unintelligible and I am very confused with extreme anxiety, but still somehow maintain some control.
Could this I describe be a possible sign of seizure from this supraorbital brain compression?
Basically, I'm asking generally...What have I described that is consistent with this tumor? (constant head pressure, depersonalization syndrome, brief attacks of confusion and severe anxiety).
Any other comments?
Thanks for you time.