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I Have Sensation Like An Ice Cold Blood Rush In My Head After Intracranial Bypass

Hello. I am five months post an intracranial bypass and a clip on two aneurysms. I have three that still remain and to monitor. I suddenly started feeling the sensation of what I would describe as an ice cold blood rush I m my head . No pain, just as if there is ice rushing throughout my brain? I am not alarmed but do however respect my condition and wanted to know if there was any cause for concern. Thank you very much for your time.
Tue, 17 May 2011
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hi welcome to healyhcaremagic
do not panic..this is cos of the intracranial bypass..it will take some time for you to feel better..watchout for other symptons like fever,vomiting,severe headache,neckpain and dizziness..your progress will be gradual and do getback to your surgeon if it aggravates
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I Have Sensation Like An Ice Cold Blood Rush In My Head After Intracranial Bypass

hi welcome to healyhcaremagic do not panic..this is cos of the intracranial bypass..it will take some time for you to feel better..watchout for other symptons like fever,vomiting,severe headache,neckpain and dizziness..your progress will be gradual and do getback to your surgeon if it aggravates