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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Lifestyle
Louise Lazell

Woman reveals telltale symptoms after confusing her brain tumour with menopause

A designer who mistook symptoms of her brain tumour for perimenopause was diagnosed after having terrifying hallucinations of werewolves running to attack her husband, who she is “falling in love with again” now it has been removed.

Design and production manager Anna Kane, 49, was prone to headaches as a child and migraines in her 30s. So when she started experiencing daily, excruciating headaches that needed constant painkillers to make life bearable, she believed they were triggered by hormonal changes.

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