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How long left does one have to live with hematoma of the brain?
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Maybe indefinitely: Depending upon location, character, size, and certainly, how long ago this occurred, if a patient has had a good recovery and is being treated to prevent recurrence, may do well for years. Did you ask this question of your doctors, as they know you best?
Answered 7/13/2013
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