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Teen has to learn to walk again as headaches dismissed as dehydration

A CT scan found a benign dermoid cyst, and surgeons later discovered a stroke during the craniotomy that left Danielle Andersen paralysed on her left side.

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Danielle Andersen said that, no matter how much water she drank during the sweltering weather, she remained in 'pure agony'

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Teen left partly paralysed after 'dehydration headaches' turned out to be tumour

Danielle Andersen was experiencing pain for five days before she went to A&E

·Manchester, United Kingdom
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Teen has to learn to walk again as headaches dismissed as dehydration

Danielle Andersen said that, no matter how much water she drank during the sweltering weather, she remained in 'pure agony'

·London, United Kingdom
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My London broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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