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A member asked:
I have multiple cavernomas of hypointense dots in all brain territories with chronic hemorhages. how do i know which of my headaches are hemorhages?
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Hard to tell: Most of your bleeding in this category will be clinically quite silent, and I would use an anti migraine drug to help manage the headaches , which are likely secondary. If you have a severe headache with neck pain and stiffness, associated with nausea and vomiting, this would be a sign of more widespread bleeding needing rapid care.
Answered 6/23/2015
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