Fear of brain tumor?

I would be very happy to receive some help. I have had a headache for several weeks, I can't name a specific area. Sometimes it's on the forehead, sometimes just one side or the back of the head. I take a pain pill and the pain stops, but I can't take pills every day or all the time. Due to the home office, I'm currently sitting at the laptop very often and can imagine that it can also come from the lack of movement and the screen staring, but maybe it has something to do with the radiation and I suspect a brain tumor. My eyes have been deteriorating for the past two years and I now wear glasses. The headache is still there. Sometimes I can't sleep for nights because of dizziness or lights that I see. I'm starting to feel like I'm going crazy. Maybe someone can help me or tell me what it might be. In addition, I'm quite a hyperchonder and overreact and am afraid of the doctor.

Yes, and we should tell you now that there's nothing or what?

Either you go to the doctor or nothing will change. Hypochondria is treated by a psychologist. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and stop complaining and finally do something!

Please go to the doctor and tell him about your problems.

Does the pills make the pain go away?

You have had complaints for several weeks, but do not go to the doctor, but expect a remote diagnosis from a lay forum.

It's definitely not a brain tumor, take a break, go outside, get moving and do compensation exercises.

Have your eyes checked again, if they worsen, it'll be a headache too.

Brain tumors usually have completely different symptoms.

Yes they do. You can read it here.

"maybe it has something to do with the radiation and I suspect a brain tumor."

Yes, it does sound like hypochondriac. But normally hypochondriacs love to sit with the pschyrembel under their arm at every doctor available.

In any case, you can be sure of one thing. Nobody here can diagnose you. A doctor does, so go ahead.

Ok… Actually, pills are not effective against the pain of a brain tumor… But please see a doctor! The earlier something can be "discovered" and "treated", if you have something, therefore in "-"

Tell that to the questioner. 🙂