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Does a venous angioma of the brain weaken vessels? making headaches more probe to a certain spot ?
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It depends: Most venous angiomas are small and asymptomatic big ones can cause headaches. You should be seeing a neurosurgeon to determine if treatment is needed.
Answered 11/25/2013
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