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Should i still go to work if i have cerebral aneurysm?
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Yes: Just detecting a small aneurysm on mri, without symptoms is not a good reason to quit.
Answered 5/21/2016
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More info: Where is the aneurysm? How big? How long have you known about it? Has your neurosurgeon recommended you not work? These are all questions which can help determine the appropriate response.
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