Dad, 41, Felt an ‘Electrical Burst’ Every Time He Sneezed, then Learned the Strange Symptom Was Sign of ‘Aggressive’ Tumor
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Dad, 41, Felt an ‘Electrical Burst’ Every Time He Sneezed, then Learned the Strange Symptom Was Sign of ‘Aggressive’ Tumor
He learned that his MRI showed an ependymoma, a “locally aggressive” benign tumor on his spinal cord close to the base of his neck. “They are entirely random,” Molina told the outlet.