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I haven't heard of annies going away. I have heard of them not growing and remaining the same size. Some things to help this is to not smoke, keep blood pressure down and eat healthy. Well even healthy people can have them ( The guy who won this years Tour de France had a ruptured annie and is doing fantastic ).
One other thing is to reduce your stress ;-) Not always easy but necessary.
How big is your annie? Are your doctors watching it right now?
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