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Do we need to report cavernous sinus aneurysm as a long-term health condition, or does it go away after being treated? my teen is getting ready to go to college.
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Yes: It is very important to provide a complete and accurate medical history. This is especially important when your teen has his or her physical prior to starting college.
Answered 3/12/2018
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