Feb 25 • 09:22 UTC 🇬🇧 UK Mirror

Dad who put headaches down to snoring has aggressive brain cancer

Andrew Hayes, initially attributing his headaches to sleep apnoea, was diagnosed with aggressive glioblastoma brain cancer after a CT scan revealed a tumour.

Andrew Hayes, a 61-year-old grandfather from Nottingham, believed that his persistent headaches and fatigue were merely symptoms of sleep apnoea. However, after experiencing severe head pain, he sought medical attention, culminating in a CT scan at Queen's Medical Centre, which uncovered a brain tumour. Further MRI scans yielded suspicions of glioma, prompting surgery to remove most of the tumour.

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