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Transverse sinus Thrombosis
by soremouth, Aug 29, 2007 08:09AM
Two weeks ago the left side of my lip started to lose sensation by wed my face especially near the sinus's and arm started to tingle. After 4.5 days in the hospital they found a blood clot in one of the veins in my brain. My neurologist gave me the diagnosis Transverse sinus Thrombosis. I have searched all over the internet and have not found a lot of information on this and it will be about a week until I see my doctor. Does any one know if there is any complications or information on this kind of clot? As of now my top left lip is a little tiny numb and tingles when I touch it but its better then my entire left side of my mouth numb.
Member Comments (2)
by dgal878, Feb 15, 2008 02:27PM
To: soremouth
I too have a transverse and superior sagittal sinus thrombosis, and I too have questions. I was told that the body should absorb the clot 4 months ago, and my latest MRI shows no improvement. I want to know what treatments are widely available and what risks we live with for an untreated thrombosis.
by nervousFIT, Apr 04, 2008 02:53PM
To: soremouth
Last week I was diagnosis with transverse sinus thrombsis and feel extreme frustration with the passive approach to what seams to be a serious ailment.
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