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If a ct scan determined you have no anuerysm, can you still develop an aneurysm later on?
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Yes: Over many years a vessel can deteriorate. Many are in smokers, age 65 and up is a higher risk category for example. Largest number are in the abdominal aortic section, but some in any area of aorta.
Answered 5/27/2013
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Yes: Aneurysms become more common with aging.
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I had a CT scan done about two months ago but know I've been having headaches, should I be worried about an aneurysm I am a 30yr male thats very active
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