So usually a few years ago I was diagnosed with a 4mm brain aneurysm after a CT scan for recurring headaches, and sporadic blurry vision.
Consultant said I'd only need surgery if it got to 7mm, so in the mean time 'no smoking, no coffee, no alcohol, and keep taking the blood pressure meds'. Which I've done. The 'no stress' bit is the hardest, as we have two boys with significant SEND, so I'm always stressed and sleep deprived. I've also done a VLCD to lose some weight. Had a headache over the last couple of days, but that's not particularly unusual, as I do get them quite a lot. But not usually for days at a time.
Anyway, I sneezed yesterday, and I felt the pressure in my brain. Now part of my head is slightly numb, like when anaesthetic is wearing off. I know it's not blown - I would be puking and my head would be far more painful than it is if it had. But is it really worth bothering the GP over? I'm always having tests for one thing or another, I literally just had a CT scan for my kidneys yesterday, and I feel like I'm always going to the GP for them to send me off for a test which either comes back clear, or with not much wrong. But if there's someone who's been through something similar who knows more, that would help me feel I'm doing the right thing by just getting on with things.