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How much time can you live with a brain hemorrhage on two sides of your brain untreated?
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Varies: Small bleeds can be well tolerated, especially in the elderly. As long as there is no pressure on or shifting of the brain, many patients are very asymptomatic. If they are large and causing symptoms, they often need to be treated surgically.
Answered 9/28/2016
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