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dyson77

June 1st, 2012

I've had a shunt since birth,they finely where able to remove at the age 35 but having really bad headaches,the doctors say it is scare tissue from all the surgereys I've had.Don't have a life.some life isn't worth living sometimes because i'm in pain all the time. do they make medication for for scare tissue on the brain.PLEASE HELP ME.I would like to have somewhat of life sad2

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Emy123

replied June 1st, 2012

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If you didn't had surgeries recently, then you can try gentle massage with some good soothing oils. Eat fresh fruits, may be anti oxidants will help in rebuilding tissues. Go for atleast short walk to get fresh air. I am hoping with these you to see some positive results. Its a try.

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