Patient's question:
I was only 24 when I got intracranial vascular malformation, but I usually don't have symptoms. The doctor said it could be considered for surgery, but for now, it's not necessary. If I don't have symptoms, do I really need to worry about it?Doctor's answer:
The vast majority of the vascular morphology will never change unless repeatedly hit, but that part of the blood vessels is also very easy to be hit, so generally there are no symptoms and no treatment is given. There is no medicine that can treat it. What you need to do now is to carefully observe your body and see if there are any changes. There are no changes. Everything is fine. Don't think about anything. Prevent excessive energy consumption and strenuous physical exercise in life. Generally, it's fine.