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Watson readmitted to hospital in tumour worry
Published Wednesday, Oct 11 2006, 11:47 BST | By Miriam Zendle
Russell Watson is back in hospital only a week after an emergency operation to remove a benign brain tumour.
A spokesman for Watson said he was suffering from headaches, dizziness and blurred vision when he was "rushed back into hospital" in Manchester to undergo further tests.
Watson had originally gone to a Los Angeles hospital after developing impaired vision and severe headaches during recording sessions. He was diagnosed with a benign tumour, which was removed through his nose at St George's Hospital in Tooting. He was previously expected to make a full recovery.
There is no comment on whether Watson will now have to postpone his UK tour in November and December.
A spokesman for Watson said he was suffering from headaches, dizziness and blurred vision when he was "rushed back into hospital" in Manchester to undergo further tests.
Watson had originally gone to a Los Angeles hospital after developing impaired vision and severe headaches during recording sessions. He was diagnosed with a benign tumour, which was removed through his nose at St George's Hospital in Tooting. He was previously expected to make a full recovery.
There is no comment on whether Watson will now have to postpone his UK tour in November and December.
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