Question 1

i don't want to pass out, i'm really worried about a brain aneurysm. can anyone shed some light on this for me?

Accepted Answer

A brain aneurysm: is an out pouching of one of the vessels inside of the brain.  The biggest concern is if this were to rupture.  This in turn, could cause a person to loose consciousness.  Monitoring and a discussion with a neurosurgeon about risks and potential for surgery would be warranted depending on size and severity.

Question 2

i'm 16 and have had a couple concussions, could i have a brain aneurysm?

Accepted Answer

Response: Concussions do NOT cause brain aneurysms, and unless you have family hx of vascular malformations, signs of polycystic kidney disease, or abnormalities of your cranial nerves, would suggest not to be concerned regarding aneurysm,

Question 3

what can cause a brain aneurysm?

Accepted Answer

Mostly hereditary.: Nobody knows for sure, but mostly hereditary factors.
Connected to polycystic kidney disease.

Question 4

does a brain aneurysm form quickly?

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: It may form quickly depending on what event. There is a defect in the blood vessel wall is the basis and if there is enough pressure within the vessel it could bulge quickly; but it may also be gradual. The important thing is to be evaluated by competent and experienced physicians that may be able to prevent catastrophe.

Question 5

can a brain aneurysm change someone?

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Yes: An aneurysm can cause a change in personality if it leaks or puts pressure on nearby brain tissue in the frontal lobes.  It should be treated since it could rupture any time and be fatal.  Recovery from a leaking aneurysm usually causes some change in the person but many times this gets better over a few years.

Question 6

chances of surviving a brain aneurysm?

Accepted Answer

No: Prognosis is bad if untreated, undetected.  25 % will die immediatly , 25 %  later in hospital stay, 25 %  will have severe neurological problems. Early detection early intervention had good prognosis                                           add  to w**f  I am glad you survived , early intervention is the answer good luck.

Question 7

what age can you get an brain aneurysm?

Accepted Answer

Any age: Most cerebral aneurysms are acquired from poorly controlled HTN (hypertension), but some are congenital... Think of errors in collagen metabolism, for example.

Question 8

how long can you have a brain aneurysm?

Accepted Answer

: Most brain aneurysms are asymptomatic and most people die with old age or other medical conditions.

Question 9

brain aneurysm -- what are the sypmtoms?

Accepted Answer

Worst headache: The classic symptom is having "the worst headache of my life." sometimes there may be other symptoms like visual changes or pain in the head or dizziness.

Question 10

what are the symptoms of brain aneurysm?

Accepted Answer

Cerebral aneurysm : Cerebral aneurysm can lead to a sudden and unusually severe headache, nausea, vision impairment, vomiting, and loss of consciousness, or it can be asymptomatic. Ruptured aneurysm lead to severe headache, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness and headache. It can also cause stroke like weakness and sometimes seizures.

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