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How do you know if a brain hemorrhage is gone?

topix129

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11 years ago

How do you know if a brain hemorrhage is gone?

I had a brain hemorrhage but i didnt know it until months later because the people at the hospital only told me it was a brain abnormality then found out from my doctor it was a brain hemorrhage. How do i know if its gone without going back to get it checked?

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Sniperpirate

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11 years ago

there is NO way on knowing with oout a mri or body scanner. your sh@# out of luck. it has to be your choice to go see the docter. not getting it checked can risk you life

torabara

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11 years ago

A CT scan is the only way to see if the hemorrhage has resolved. Your doctor will order it if deemed necessary.

TOPPINGS

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11 years ago

Are you well now? If yes, why does it matter? If no, another CT.

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