Mental fatigue after brain haemorrhage

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Asked for Male, 18 Years

I am an 18 year old patient with Choroid plexus AVM in right temporal horn of lateral ventricle, I underwent GKRS to prevent risk of bleeding in 2017, but the AVM bleed last year. I was under observation and bleeding stopped itself and haemorrhage also started resolving. But now there was a porencephalic cyst there (4.8 *3.2 cm) Now I started having mental fatigue. There was no deficit or weakness. The symptoms are similar to bipolar disorder - lack of interest, depression, anxiety, drowsiness. I am currently on levepil 500mg. EEG shows sharp waves at temporal region. Can you please say whether it can be managed with tablets? Looking for an answer from neurosurgeon.

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Dr. Sunilkumar Baranwal Neurosurgeon 20 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sunilkumar Baranwal

Neurosurgeon 20 yrs exp Delhi

Please get a CT angio brain or DSA BRAIN done to know the current status of the avm

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