Patient's question:
I have been working at the subway for over ten years. Usually, I work as a subway security officer. Recently, since it's the end of the year, there are more travelers, so it's quite busy. I have an irregular aneurysm at the bifurcation of the bilateral posterior cerebral arteries at the distal basilar artery. Can doctors treat it?Doctor's answer:
There are no effective medications for treating basilar artery aneurysms. You can start by closely monitoring the situation and conducting periodic follow-up examinations. If any abnormalities are detected, vascular intervention can be performed. It is essential to visit a reputable hospital for follow-up treatment, as this ensures a basic guarantee of medical technology standards. Maintain a regular lifestyle, avoid staying up late and engaging in overly strenuous activities, do not get fatigued, do not drink beer, and do not smoke. Base your diet on easily digestible soft foods.