A 32-year-old British woman said she was described as a “drama queen” by doctors who treated her for suffering from headaches. After some time, he partially lost his sight.
in 2019, Hazel Pepasin I started having excruciating headaches. It was so severe that I couldn’t eat or sleep. In addition, it was difficult for him to continue his work and he felt his life was falling apart.
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In view of this, the woman went to the emergency room to find out the origin of the severe pain and was stunned by the words spoken to her by the doctors, who called her “drama queen” For its low tolerance for severe migraines.
“After a few weeks, I was taking[painkillers]every few hours and it was just scratching the surface, barely allowing me to go about my day,” said the woman from Edgware England.
A few months later, she asked for a second opinion about her severe pain and the doctors found nothing unusual, so she was sent home and You have been prescribed pain relievers for migraines. They told him his brain was “completely fine”.
Once home, the woman, aged 28, collapsed on the sofa and was found by her mother and brother, who immediately took her to Northwick Park Hospital in Harrow, London.
after some tests, Baybasin was diagnosed with intracranial hypertensiondue to pressure buildup around the brain.
“My sight literally went away overnight. My family was sitting with me in the room and I asked them to turn on the lights and they said they were on.” He said.
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in 48 hours, The young woman has partially lost her sight And I felt such strange pain that I could not walk and He had to use a wheelchair to get around.
“It was a kind of fear I had never felt before. It was the scariest thing in my life. It was surreal.”he added.
After being taken to Charing Cross Hospital, doctors They managed to regain part of their sightbut is left with “tunnel vision”, as defined by the portal daily Mailand registered as legally blind.
Born in Edgware He specified that the doctors who had saved part of his sight had told him so Blindness can be prevented if it is seen before. At that moment, he remembered what the doctors at Lin End Medical Practice, who had underestimated the situation, had said to him.
“My advice to anyone is, if you are experiencing any kind of pain or discomfort, don’t try to find relief, and start looking for why you have that pain in the first place.” I finish.
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