Question: Hello, I am writing about my husband. When he was 24 he had an aneurysm that was not sealed and he was just observed for a couple days, no follow up appointments or anything, he just went about his life. Around 40, 16 years later he started passing out and getting severe headaches, his pain would spike and he would pass out, several visits to neurologists later and an MRI showed he has scar tissue grown on his brain from the bleed. It is now 13 years later, he has not been able to work and is disabled, his pain is severe at times and still passes out. It has effected his personality greatly also. He is on lexapro, diazapam, oxycotin, oxycodone for break through pain, cholosterol medication and a testerone shot once a week because he has no testerone. We have started seeing a psychologist to try to get the meds straightened out to help him more being he his mood makes him intolerable, this past week she put him on depakote to help with the mood. Its been a week he seems to be passing out a little bit more, he said he lost his hearing twice, his face seems swollen, his regular systems seem elevated, dizziness, headache, etc..he said when he passed out the other morning;which he was out a little longer than usual; that he felt like he had a XXXXXXX stroke, but he doesn't seem that concerned. Is there any kind of opinion of feedback you can give me, any thoughts....Is their anything that can help right frontal lobe brain damage from scar tissue??? Is anything going to get worse?