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I had a headache. i had undergone ct scan the results says " resolving inraparenchymal hemorrhage". what does it mean? thanks!!
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Hemorrhage. : By itself, this phrase would suggest that there was an episode of bleeding within your brain that appears to be resolving, perhaps shrinking. But when would you have bled in the first place? And how large is the hemorrhage? How large was the hemorrhage to begin with? And why is it there? These questions are not answered by this phrase.
Answered 11/6/2017
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It means that you: had bleeding into your brain and that it is resolving.
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