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Why do some women get an intracranial hemorrhage when giving birth?
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Unhealthy woman: Presumably because pushng the baby out at birth "pops" a brain artery. That would mean that the artery is itself sick since it is a highly abnormal result of birthing.
Answered 5/25/2012
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