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My mother was suffered from brain hamrage 3 months before. now a days, she is normal & okay but she feels some dizzyness. what should i do? age is 48
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Brain hemorrhage: Bleeding in the brain for a 17-year-old is rare. A blood vessel malformation would be the most common cause in your age group. An MRI and mra of the brain is a good screening test for you. The most common cause of bleeding in the brain for people 45-55 is high blood pressure. Your mother should be monitored closely by her physician to ensure the bleeding does not recur.
Answered 9/28/2016
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