Brain drill hole surgery doubt
Two hemorrhages in brain ..it was said 2.6 and 3.6 cm sdh doctor made two drill holes surgery..his age 65 after 6 months can he travel bus journey for 8 hrs monthly once
Two hemorrhages in brain ..it was said 2.6 and 3.6 cm sdh doctor made two drill holes surgery..his age 65 after 6 months can he travel bus journey for 8 hrs monthly once
Having migrane everyday. Can i live a normal life? Had many medicine nothing is working except naxdom 500. But cant take daily. Have a very good lifestyle too. Had a head hit but normal ct scan after that i having migrane,which is continuous with nausea. Dull pressure.
I Feel sometime very anger. And some time sadness and i think my brain is not develop. My thinking is not develop. Sometime I doubt about my behaviour.
I am under treatment with antibiotics for appendicitis and later i got sudden tiredness and spinning and second time spinning is severe due to stress and prolonged avoiding of non veg.. Why its happening and whom to consult
Sir actually I m 18 year old boy and I was facing issue related to lock jaw and cracking sound near my ear This was very mild issue not so serious But I still had a ct scan for brain with mandible plain scan. And now I m afraid will it change how my body or face was supposed to grow or can this alter my dna or future genes and can this cause any issue in future Sir please tell
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