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The MRI for precocious pubertyPuberty and adolescence was when he was 5, but the MRI that found the cyst was recent, is that correct? How old is your son now? Did your son's doctor order the MRI? If so, what has he/she recommended?
My son was diagnosed with pseudotumor cerebri when he was young (symptoms: headache, nausea/vomiting, excess sleeping, sixth nerve palsy, papilladema, increased ICP), and at the same time but not related, they found that he had a small arachnoid cyst that they considered to be causing no problems.
So, from my experience, all I know is that your son's cyst might be responsible for his current symptoms, or the cyst could be unrelated. Either way, your son seems very sick and certainly needs follow-up with a neurologist or neurosurgeon.
My son was diagnosed with pseudotumor cerebri when he was young (symptoms: headache, nausea/vomiting, excess sleeping, sixth nerve palsy, papilladema, increased ICP), and at the same time but not related, they found that he had a small arachnoid cyst that they considered to be causing no problems.
So, from my experience, all I know is that your son's cyst might be responsible for his current symptoms, or the cyst could be unrelated. Either way, your son seems very sick and certainly needs follow-up with a neurologist or neurosurgeon.
I hope everything goes well for you and your son.