Patient's question:
My brother sometimes feels headaches and hears noises. He went to the hospital for treatment and was carefully examined for a cerebral vascular malformation. It was also carefully checked that there was a slight brain hemorrhage. What should be done about the cerebral vascular malformation? Can modern medicine cure it?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent vascular malformations are often caused by congenital abnormalities in brain development, so it is recommended that you visit a hospital for a thorough cranial angiography examination to assess the specific condition of your brain's blood vessels. If mild blood supply abnormalities are detected, no special treatment is required at this time. As long as it does not affect your normal daily life, you can manage it by paying more attention in your daily routine. It is advisable to undergo follow-up examinations at the hospital every 1-2 years.