A little boy whose headaches turned out to be a brain tumour died in his parent’s arms just four months after his diagnosis.
Rayhan Majid, aged four, died after doctors discovered an aggressive grade three medulloblastoma tumour touching his brainstem.
His mother Nadia, 45, took Rayhan to see four different GPs on six separate occasions after he started having bad headaches and being sick in October 2017.
No one thought anything was seriously wrong, but when his headaches didn’t clear up Nadia rushed him to A&E at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.
An MRI scan revealed a 3cm x 4cm mass in Rayhan’s brain.
Rayhan underwent surgery to remove as much of the tumour as possible and was told he would need six weeks of radiotherapy and four months of chemotherapy.
But before the treatment even started another MRI scan revealed the devastating news that the cancer has spread.
Source: The Independent, 30 January 2023
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