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Having aneurysm symptoms, except no seizures, blackouts, or neck pain. constant nausea and photophobia. severe headaches for days. should i call 911?
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If you can't drive.: It sounds like a severe migraine. Headaches from an aneurysm in your head would also be very severe, but usually much worse symptoms after one day. Since this has gone on several days I think you're safe with respect to any ruptured aneurysm. And urgent care or ER visits with an MRI would be recommended.
Answered 1/16/2015
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