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Vascular Spasm
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I know what this is and now I know how it feels cos had one today followed by an ambulance ride and ct scan, but what caused it and will it occur again? the doc in a & e rambled on habit and the drugs had kicked in
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not much to go on Dotty and i can only assume that you had a sudden attack of severe pain in the head followed by a loss of consciousness.
Details pretty scarce and i am not sure of the significance of a C-T Scan.
I would presume that the first thing that came to mind would have been a subarachnoid haemorrhage from an aneurysm of the blood vessel of the brain.
Clearly that is not the case.
The next thing that comes to mind is an acute attack of migraine or neuralgia.
Vascular spasm is when a blood vessel suddenly "clamps up" and no blood passes through.
I can only reassure you that it is not life threatening and unlikely to happen again.
A nuerological opinion will be more enlightening.
Details pretty scarce and i am not sure of the significance of a C-T Scan.
I would presume that the first thing that came to mind would have been a subarachnoid haemorrhage from an aneurysm of the blood vessel of the brain.
Clearly that is not the case.
The next thing that comes to mind is an acute attack of migraine or neuralgia.
Vascular spasm is when a blood vessel suddenly "clamps up" and no blood passes through.
I can only reassure you that it is not life threatening and unlikely to happen again.
A nuerological opinion will be more enlightening.
you've got it in one there, cos my words were slurred when I got to a and e he sent me for the ct scan straight after the sumowotsit jab, he told me I had a flicker in one eye. apparently it was better to get the scan quick than wait to see if the injection worked, cluster headache and vascular spasm he wrote down
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