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by Steph, June 7, 2006 I had an angiogram perfomed a week ago to check for vertebral artery dissection, which they found that I have an appox. 6 inch. tear in my vertebral artery, but no blood flow is restriced. I know have to see a neurologist. How would he treat this and how long will my groin have pain????? |
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I had a cerebral angiogram performed on 5-31-06. It verified that
I have approx. a 6 inch tear in my vertebral artery. I'm only 27 yrs old. Do
you know how this could happen in just everyday life? I have also seen a neurologist
and he has placed me on 325mg of asprin a day for 6 months to try and help
it heal... Is this the normal cure to this kind of injury???? Also I have good
and bad days somedays my neck/upperback hurt pretty bad and somedays doesnt
hurt at all......Any feedback you have would be great.....THANK YOU....
Steph, Missouri, June 30, 2006
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