Question 1

cerebral aneurysm thrombosis or hemorrhage can be the cause of?

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Hemorrhage: A cerebral aneurysm that leaks or ruptures can lead to intracranial bleeding (hemorrhage).

Question 2

i had a splenic arterial aneurysm with thrombosis coiled three weeks ago.  ultrasound yesterday showed a large amount of infarct.  still in intermittent pain..how long does infarct hurt? does infarct hurt only during the process of dying-then stop?

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Donot worry : The pain should decrease slowly and slowly ,and also in the meantime see your pcp

Question 3

hi doctors, i would like to know from angiologists and doctors who have done vein/artery surgery, what happens if i get a hard pinch on a vein in my neck/artery? what kind of trauma is it and what consequences can it have? type thrombosis?, aneurysms?

Accepted Answer

: It is hard to get a pinch on the main arteries or veins of the neck for they are deep inside. if the ones pinched are on the outside they recover over weeks and cause no problems.

Question 4

what is a thrombosed aneurysm?

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A CLOTTED BULGE: An aneurysm is a swollen, bulging area in a vessel.  They can occur due to hardening of the arteries, trauma, infection, or congenital development. A thrombosed aneurysm is one that has become filled with clotted blood or debris.  I hope this satisfies your needs.  Good luck.

Question 5

can docs explain what does thrombosed aneurysm mean?

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Closure: Most aneurysms are lined by clot, due to the flow characteristics inside the aneurysm, meaning flow tries to stay in the middle of the vessel. If the flow slows down enough, the entire aneurysm closes, or thromboses. This occurs frequently in popliteal aneurysms, located behind the knee.

Question 6

hi, about two month ago i had an aneurysm in an artery in my thumb, completely thrombosed, was suggested to take aspirin and see by a resident in "internal medicine" who asked a bunch of questions but no tests were done. a couple of weeks ago i stardted h

Accepted Answer

Surgery: If it was really an aneurysm, of the thumb you should had surgery, and complete resection of the aneurysm.

The tissue should be undergo histological examination, although may also be traumatic.

Question 7

dr. i'm dealing with ed symptoms and i feel that thrombosis is the root of the issue? is this possible?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely: While there has been a lot of interest in relating symptoms of ED to vascular insufficiency the causes of ED are very complex and it  is very unusual for  vascualr thrombosis to be the primary cause. Physicians have been looking for a vasualr cure for ED for three decades and the results have been disappointing. At 31 years old  unlessthere is something unusual it is not likely in your case

Question 8

what are the symptoms of thrombosis?

Accepted Answer

Superficial or deep?: I assume you are asking about a venous thrombosis (vt).  There are two kinds, superficial (svt) and deep (dvt).  An svt can be more symptomatic than a dvt.  With svts, people usually have pain, warmth, redness, and swelling over the affected segment of vein, or at least part of it.  Classically, the symptoms of DVT include swelling and pain, but often there are no symptoms at all.

Question 9

what is venous thrombosis?

Accepted Answer

Clot in the vein.: Venous thrombosis is a blood clot in the vein, which is a vessel that carries blood from an organ back to your heart. Typically we talk about venous thrombosis in terms of deep venous thromboses, or dvts, which are clots in the "deep veins." these can be particularly dangerous because of their potential to break off and travel to the lungs, what we call a "pulmonary embolism, " which can be fatal.

Question 10

what exactly is venous thrombosis?

Accepted Answer

Blood clot in vein: Venous thrombosis can be in veins close to the skin, hence superficial thrombosis or thrombophlebitis, appearing as a painful cord, red, with heat.  It can occur in the deep veins, hence deep venous thrombophlebitis (dvt), and there is often pain, swelling in the calf/thigh muscle.  It can occur in the veins of the brain, hence cerebral venous thrombosis.

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I had a splenic arterial aneurysm with thrombosis coiled three weeks ago. ultrasound yesterday showed a large amount of infarct. still in intermittent pain..how long does infarct hurt? does infarct hurt only during the process of dying-then stop?

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Hi doctors, i would like to know from angiologists and doctors who have done vein/artery surgery, what happens if i get a hard pinch on a vein in my neck/artery? what kind of trauma is it and what consequences can it have? type thrombosis?, aneurysms?

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What is a thrombosed aneurysm?

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Can docs explain what does thrombosed aneurysm mean?

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Hi, about two month ago i had an aneurysm in an artery in my thumb, completely thrombosed, was suggested to take aspirin and see by a resident in "internal medicine" who asked a bunch of questions but no tests were done. a couple of weeks ago i stardted h

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Dr. i'm dealing with ed symptoms and i feel that thrombosis is the root of the issue? is this possible?

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