![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/healthy-man-was-just-days-away-from-slipping-into-coma-after-painful-headaches/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_SWNS_BRAIN_TUMOUR_07__2.jpg&description=Oliver Cooper-Grace, 23, was left bedbound and off work after getting strong, persistent headaches and nausea, before being diagnosed with a Grade 3 brain tumourOliver Cooper-Grace was diagnosed with a brain tumour after suffering headaches and nausea A "fit and healthy" young man was told he was just days away from slipping into coma after developing painful headaches - and has now been told by doctors his tumour is inoperable. Oliver Cooper-Grace, 23, was left bedbound and off work after getting unexplained, strong headaches and nausea. It eventually led to a diagnosis of a Grade 3 anaplastic astrocytoma brain tumour in June, last year. The lifelong Everton fan and season ticket holder from Merseyside visited his doctor's surgery on a number of occasions for the pain. One GP told him to take paracetamol for his sinuses while another treated him for cluster headaches. Oliver called NHS 111 on June 10 last year after being sick during the night and was told to go straight to A&E, the Liverpool Echo reports. Oliver after his first operation in June 2021 ( Brain Tumour Research / SWNS) Oliver in hospital after his second operation in January this year ( Brain Tumour Research / SWNS) Oliver had an MRI scan at Aintree University Hospital 's A&E department, where he was given the devastating news he had a huge mass on his brain. And a doctor added if the 23-year-old did not undergo surgery, he would be in a coma "in a few days". Oliver's mum Sharon, 51, said: "We were told there was a mass on his brain and there was a lot of swelling. Our world suddenly changed - Oliver was healthy, he liked going out with his friends and watching Everton. We just weren't expecting something like this." Speaking previously, Oliver said: "Being diagnosed with a brain tumour actually came as a relief. I had realised something was seriously wrong, so understanding what it was and being told what treatment I would expect was good to know." Oliver had surgery two days later on June 10 where s){kind=link}
Oliver Cooper-Grace, 23, was left bedbound and off work after getting strong, persistent headaches and nausea, before being diagnosed with a Grade 3 brain tumour
A “fit and healthy” young man was told he was just days away from slipping into coma after developing painful headaches – and has now been told by doctors his tumour is inoperable.
Oliver Cooper-Grace, 23, was left bedbound and off work after getting unexplained, strong headaches and nausea.
It eventually led to a diagnosis of a Grade 3 anaplastic astrocytoma brain tumour in June, last year.
The lifelong Everton fan and season ticket holder from Merseyside visited his doctor’s surgery on a number of occasions for the pain.