Brain operation with worm
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Have had appendix out and have had both tubes removed with my left ovary. Had an operation on my kidney, so feel like have had so many things the docs are thinking oh what now? Pain is very acute and suffer for days at a time. Seem to have alot of flatulence aswell. Think it's maybe bowel, but do not want operation as I want to start ivf. Does anyone have any answers?
and by saying all is back to normal i mean that the bag of worm feeling and veins that was on the left side is still there. i am worried that i went through this entire procedure for nothing? how long will it take for these veins to go away? or does this mean that they have come back and the surgery was a failure? i figured that since i had the microsurgical method this complication was eliminated. please help as i am worried. thank you.
i had a varicocele operation 2 weeks back but now my scrotum feels more havier and the bag of worm is still there. is this going to get any better and how long will it take before i start seeing changes?
Hi I was diagnosed with a brain cyst by my GP, she said that I probably had it since birth. She didn't really do much explaining except that it wasn't anything serious and wasn't the cause of my daily headaches. She had an MRI done on me which came out fine. I was just wondering, I have been getting my headaches back again quite often, and I was wondering if these cysts can grow?
After this the dog was very cheerful, but just there days after the operation she had a stroke or some clot in her brain. A couple of days she was in a really bad situation, now she is stable but she can't stand up and walk on her own. She moves her front and her back legs, but she is very week. Can someone tell me what can I give her to make her stronger, and what to do, so that her muscles don't atrophy.
I have being feeling very weak for 3years now some thing is moving like long worm in my back and inside my skin,I also feel some other shorter worm movement in my legs, buttocks, stomach, under my rib, ovary, uterus,brain, muscles, laps, anus and vagina. Its Itches, vibrate,seize legs and arms,noise in the ear, craws around the body,bite, hair lose,pains in the left and right side of the stomach.
My brother in-law went for a brain tumour operation overseas. when he returned after the operation, he lost his sight(blindness). How can he recover from this blindness? Will he have to go through some operation again? please help so that I can take him through as per instructed. He is a father of 4 children and the family is in great need!
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ve never felt anything like swollen legs..have you recently got a leg operation?
Try drinking more water, eat solid foods to make the stool more solid and less liquid.
Have you eaten any red meat recently? Was the food bad, Are you always hungry? I hope its not a worm.
Tell your doctor, stomach aches should never last that long.
my father has brain tumor for 5 years. he had operation three times the last one was 9 month ago in his last operation he lost his left eye and a small amount of tumor remain his sinus 4 month after operation he was under gammaknife radiation but his tumor grown again and he is going to lost the other eye. he is so upset what should we do?
Hi,
Thanks for the update. Almost 70 % of tapeworm infection of the brain causes seizure. It can mimic brain tumor also. Neurocysticercosis is caused by a tapeworm found in pigs and may be obtained with contamination from food, water or surfaces contaminated with feces. Other symptoms include gastrointestinal ones such as nausea, abdominal discomfort, etc. Continue with your health evaluation and just know that we will be here anytime you need us Take care always.
Hi Again, Williams surgery has been planned for next week which is scary, due to his previous brain damage which he recovering really well from they want to do a nuerological assessment to see how William is, can i ask your oppinion, can there be an increased risk of further brain damage from this operation as my feeling is that hes done so well i am not prepared to take the risk of operating for him to go back to square one again.
I am recently experiencing some discomforting like a worm movement in my stomach some times below my breast bone. I want to know what possible could be the cause of this movements in my stomach.
First of all a MRI can only rule out seizures that are caused by some worm in brain or bleed or tumor or brain injury. It is not the test to diagnose seizures due to faulty chemical impulses in the brain. This is done by an EEG or Electro Encephalo Gram. Again having a normal EEG does not rule out epilepsy or seizures. It is just a diagnostic aid and is often normal in people having seizures. It can also be abnormal in those not having seizures.
They access your pineal region from beneath the brain, so they do not affect your brain at all. It sounds like a scary procedure but is actually straightforward for a good brain neurosurgeon. The surgeon essentially inserts a microscopic endoscope that magnifies the area by 50x and uses a navigation system to get him there. It is minimally invasive. The medical literature says that most patients whose pineal cysts are not too large (e.g., < 4.
any one had a mass or cluster in brain an had it removed an doing well or had radiation an doing wewll
(right hemisphere of the brain, but not exactly connected with the brain) After checking myself by the Dr. in islamic republic of IRAN , I assured that Im disturbed by the headache ... [More] which in generally happend by the pile of water over the left hemisphere of the brain. So in 4 februar of 2008 year I passed one head-neuro operation in the IRAN. The opearation lasted approx. 30 minute. But after operation I felt my self very perfect.
About 5 years back i had an mir scan and it showed a left paracentral arachnoid cyst of CSF intensity on all sequences measuring 22.4 x 26.3 x 34.9 mm located posterior to the cerebellum with a small left lateral extention over the left cerebellar convexity. Axial and sagittal sections through the vertex level likewise reeveal a small 19.1 x 17.9 x 14.6 extra axial fluid lesion over the left superior fronto parietral parasagittal convexity region with subsequent depression of underlying cortex.
I don't know about the shunt, but I do know that while ANY operation on the brain carries risk of some changes in mental agility, nevertheless from what I understand, cysts are so well-defined by being encapsulated, that the possibility of damaging nearby structures is minimal.
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