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In India, a man in his 30s sought medical attention for a headache that plagued him for more than two weeks, hiccups that he suffered from for four months, and vomiting up to three times a day. According to DailyMail, doctors after examinations concluded that he had a brain tumor.
Doctors in Rishikesh, located in the foothills of the Himalayas, performed a brain scan on a patient and suggested that his condition was due to a very aggressive and difficult-to-treat type of brain tumor. Doctors concluded that the tumor affects the part of the brainstem responsible for controlling the nerves and muscles that normally cause hiccups.
These types of tumors cannot be surgically removed due to how interconnected they are with the brain stem. The man underwent surgery, thanks to which he normalized intracranial pressure caused by the accumulation of fluid in the brain.
After the man began to undergo treatment, hiccups began to appear less frequently, as did other symptoms.
Doctors say that continuous hiccups can signal brain cancer, but rarely is it the only symptom of this disease.
Source: Rosbalt
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