London , for two years , doctors failed to find brain tumors lodged in the head of Stuart Hitchison ( 19 ) . As a result , Stuart should be changed to ' mummy ' is currently undergoing therapy in order to protect his face from radiation .
These teens first fell ill in 2011 . He also went to the Clackmannanshire Community Healthcare Centre in Alloa as much as five times a month . But , the doctor said the headaches and dizziness he felt as a result of stress , viruses , and even ear infections .
" But his condition deteriorated . During several weeks of Stuart complained of headaches , it was hard to talk and could not use his right arm . We have contacted the doctor but nobody came to the house , " said Stuart 's mother , Fiona , as quoted by the Daily Mail on Monday ( 10/03/2014 ) .
Stuart was taken to the emergency room at Stirling Royal Infirmary . The scans showed that the student construction of Clackmannan , Scotland has a large tumor in his head . The doctor immediately took action because the operation is very aggressive brain tumor Stuart . After surgery , Stuart had to undergo 33 sessions of radiotherapy and fed through a tube .
However , in January there is a lump near the surgical wound Stuart . Doctors at Forth Valley Royal Hospital said that two-inch lump is a cyst . Feeling confident , Stuart and his parents went to the doctor at Edinburgh 's Western General . Sure enough , the doctor said that the tumor grew back Stuart .
Again , Stuart had to undergo surgery and radiotherapy . To completely turn off tumor cells , the face should be covered with a bandage Stuart that radiation does not harm it . For this incident , the family has filed an official complaint to the NHS Forth Valley is responsible for hospitals and health centers . They find doctors snagat not optimal handling and risk of endangering the lives of patients .
" We 've been investigating this case and have contacted the fa
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