Davina McCall has shared the last words she spoke before undergoing surgery to remove a “very rare” brain tumor. Last week, the TV presenter, 57, revealed that a benign brain tumour, known as a colloid cyst, was found after she was offered a health check-up as part of her menopause advocacy work.

“It turned out I had a benign brain tumor called a colloid cyst, which is very rare,” McCall added. The TV host said that the tumor occurs in “three in a million” people. After she got her diagnosis, she “slightly put my head in the sand for a while” before she saw “quite a few neurosurgeons” and “got lots of opinions.”

Davina McCall's partner Michael Douglas has shared a health update on the star following surgery to remove a brain tumour.

Davina McCall has opened up about her brain tumour diagnosis and the scary moments before she underwent surgery to have the colloid cyst removed.

Davina McCall shared the chilling conversation she had with a neurosurgeon after discovering she had a rare brain tumour following a health checkup

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