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Can i lift weights in gym if developmental venous anomaly was found on mri of brain? (no symptoms, it was noted it was small size, supratentorial )
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Developmental venous: Developmental venous anomaly, also known as DVA or venous angioma, is a benign -not dangerous formation of veins that drain into the larger central vein. The anomaly does not require surgery or other treatment. No restriction on activity necessary. Okay to lift weights.
Answered 3/13/2017
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