SINUS CANCER - CASE STUDY
SINUS CANCER – CASE STUDY 1994 - 1999 I displayed all the classical symptoms of Sinus Cancer quite severely when I first presented myself to GP’s at Talbot Medical Centre and ENT specialists at Bournemouth Hospital in 1994. Symptoms included: · * Complete blockage of left sinus cavity accompanied by occasional bleeding from stated area. · * Hearing loss · * Inability to swallow · * Frequent headaches · * Loose teeth · * Loss of bladder control · * Occasional fits/seizures (also attributed to over dosing on anti-congestion medication taken in a desperate bid to clear the nasal blockage) · **Etc ** ((The symptoms I experienced were so numerous and complex I have ONLY mentioned the most notable in a bid to keep things concise.)) These symptoms were badly miss-interpreted by my GP’s AND 3 different ENT specialists (1994-95) who ALL failed to correctly diagnose my condition.