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Vascular Angioma

by tiredmom1979, Jul 23, 2009 10:18PM
I just turned 30 years old and was diagnosed with a vascular angioma on the left side of my brain.  I was having weird feeling headaches and that is what started this rollercoaster.  I had a MRI and CT Scan and was told that it was nothing to worry about but was told that in September of 2009 (6 months from original MRI) I would come back for a T-3 MRI to make sure there have not been any changes.  So my question is.....I have never had a seizure before but my headaches get so bad that this funny feeling comes over me and the only way for me to describe the feeling is that I feel like I am about to have a seizure....if that makes any sense??  I tend to stay home a lot due to me feeling weird all over and so now I feel like I am going crazy.  When I feel like this I tend to panic or have like an anxiety attack and so my regular MD wants to put me on anti-depressants/anti-anxiety medication and I feel like there is something else going on.  I have two small kids/husband and a full time demanding job and I feel consumed with all of these scary thoughts of something happening to me (especially in public).  So why do I feel so weird???  I want to feel normal and not have these headaches.  Please Help!!  
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by mazzy1126, Sep 26, 2009 08:50AM
To: tiredmom1979
Strange, I had the same thing happen- frequent headaches, dizziness too, and went in for an MRI a few months ago.  It came back showing a vascular angioma in the right hemisphere, though my Doctor reassured me these are pretty common and nothing to worry about.  I'm going in for bloodwork to see if I might be hypoglycemic, but I wonder if this vascular angioma might be the cause of my headaches???
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