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I recently had aneurysm coiled in brain. about 7 weeks ago. a few days ago i drank quite a lot of alcohol now pain and throbbing in head. worry?
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Probably not: If the aneurysm has been completely coiled and obliterated, the symptoms your are experiencing are more likely to be from the alcohol itself rather than the aneurysm. If it does not improve, if it worsens, if there are neurologic symptoms, you should seek medical attention.
Answered 7/3/2013
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