![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/teens-dreams-dashed-by-mystery-symptoms-that-meant-she-couldnt-get-out-of-bed/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/0_JS281475696.jpg&description=Kiera Mitchell visited doctors who prescribed her headache tablets after suffering a number of strange symptoms including double vision, sensitivity to sunlight and excruciating migrainesKiera Mitchell had high hopes of becoming a professional makeup artist when she was struck down by a mysterious illness A teenage girl hoped to become a professional makeup artist until she began suffering from a strange illness that resulted in a devastating diagosisi. Kiera Mitchell, from Oldham, started experiencing migraines and double vision when she was just 18 years old. Her eyes were sensitive to sunlight and she was also walking off-balance. Kiera visited doctors who gave her headache tablets, yet the excruciating migraines did not end, reports the Manchester Evening News. She soon found herself unable to get out of bed. She said: "I went out with my mum and there were cars coming towards me and I was seeing two cars, but there was just one. 'I had another doctor's appointment on the phone and they told me to go to A&E. It's all quite a blur, but I can remember being taken into a room and the doctor told me to look at a circle on the wall. I was seeing two and I said, 'Which circle?' The 18-year-old, from Oldham, began suffering from migraines and was seeing double vision. Her eyes were sensitive to sunlight and she was also walking off-balance ( Kiera Mitchell/MEN Media) Kiera went for a CT scan and discovered she had a build-up of fluid on her brain ( Kiera Mitchell/MEN Media) 'I remember pointing to the wrong circle which obviously wasn't real. He asked me to walk in a straight line and I couldn't do that.' Kiera had a CT scan and found she had a build-up of fluid on her brain. She was taken to hospital and had an MRI before being told the horrific news that she had a brain tumour. 'I don't think I properly took it in,' the now 21-year-old said. 'Even now, I don't think I have. It was just hard to take in.' Keira was rushed for a 15-hour operation to remove the tumour, w){kind=link}
Kiera Mitchell visited doctors who prescribed her headache tablets after suffering a number of strange symptoms including double vision, sensitivity to sunlight and excruciating migraines
A teenage girl hoped to become a professional makeup artist until she began suffering from a strange illness that resulted in a devastating diagosisi.
Kiera Mitchell, from Oldham, started experiencing migraines and double vision when she was just 18 years old. Her eyes were sensitive to sunlight and she was also walking off-balance.
Kiera visited doctors who gave her headache tablets, yet the excruciating migraines did not end, reports the Manchester Evening News.
She soon found herself unable to get out of bed.