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Q: Skull dent in occipitoparietal region
asked by: DoctorQuestion on November 2nd, 2006
My friend is a completely recovered haemorragic strock patient.Followed by strock she developed a skull dent in left occipitoparietal region which is paining on and off.what is the reason? Is it create any problems in future? Help us.


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on November 29th, 2006
Headache, Migraines, Sinus Conditions Answer A1776
Hemorrhagic strokes can manifest for a number of reasons and are attributed to the following: arterial hypertension, aneurism, vascular malformation, brain tumor…I'll need to know more about the cause of your friend's hemorrhagic stroke to help you more. In general, a dent in the skull can’t be attributed to hemorrhagic stroke because hemorrhages affect the brain and not the skull. Skull dents, however, can be due to skull injury (impressive skull fracture, for instance). Your friend can go to her GP to examine the skull dent and verify its presence and seek treatment for the pain she is experiencing.


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