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What is the signs/symptoms of unruptured aneurysm in brain and what is the signs/symptoms that it is going to or has started to rupture?
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There are signs and symptoms of most brain aneurysms which are found incidentally or after rupture/leak which give symptoms depending on location and parts affected
Answered 7/12/2022
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Often silent but may have headaches and some cause double vision and/ or dilated pupil. No equivocation with rupture as severely ill with profound headache
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