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Vertebral Artery Dissection with Brown Sequard Syndrome
by ErickaVaughn, Aug 14, 2007 07:28PM
August 2006 Diagnosed with a Vertebral Artery Dissection. 3 weeks later developed cold burning pain in the enitre right side of my body. Was on Coumadin therapy for 1 year. Have ad multiple CT with contrast and the last one showed now improvement since the last CT with contrast 6 months ago. The Artery has only opened a very small amount and was told it will not open any more and was prescribed Aggronox for the rest of my life. Have tried a variety of different meds for the Brown Sequard Syndrome but no improvement. Is there anything I should have done to #1 open the artery and #2 take away the cold burning pain in the right side of my body.
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by tommylee333, Jun 29, 2008 05:31AM
To: ErickaVaughn
i was told to take aggronox after i had a mini stroke TIA but it makes my head hurt so bad i can't stand it. did you have any of these symptoms?
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