What are the symptoms of brain aneurysm?

Cerebral aneurysm : Cerebral aneurysm can lead to a sudden and unusually severe headache, nausea, vision impairment, vomiting, and loss of consciousness, or it can be asymptomatic. Ruptured aneurysm lead to severe headache, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness and headache. It can also cause stroke like weakness and sometimes seizures.

Very few: Occasionally headaches, visual changes or changes affecting the cranial nerves.

Usually asymptomatic: If ruptured, generally the worst headache of your life and sometimes coma. If unruptured, usually asymptomatic. Please refer to the brain aneurysm center for women guide at www.Chicagoaneurysm.Com for a nice overview of brain aneurysms symptoms among other things.

Worst headache : Unfortunately, the most common symptom of aneurysms in the brain is when they rupture, which is often life threatening. Certain aneurysms can cause eye pain, for example, prior to rupture which can bring them to your attention sooner.

Aneurysm : No symptoms to severe worse headache of a persons life to mild or severe neurological deficits. The classification is between ruptured and unruptured. There are mounds of data on how to treat. See a neurosurgeon.