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JCH III MD
It might be helpful to know that I had bilateral cerebellopontine angle tumors - posterior fossa - acoustic neuromas, (one necrotized and cystic). The tumors have been removed (hopefully completely), however the color discrepancy persists. I don't know if there is a correlation.
I may be at risk for some form of neurofibromatosis, so that may make a difference, as well, but again, I don't know. Brain tumors have run through at least four consecutive generations paternally: great grandmother, grandmother, father, aunt, and me, so far. My brothers and paternal cousins are unknown. This would go back into the early 1800s. None of the five of us have had children.