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Suffering with chronic headache, CT scan of brain showed classified glaucoma. How long should the medicines be taken?
sir iam ramaswamy suffering from chronic head ache and now i had ct scan of my brain. classified glauroma my basic problem sweating from my head depression , anxiety , sleeping problem.my neuro physcian doctor aparna given tablets are stalopam plus,dicorate er 250mg,topamac25mg how much long ishould take this medicine.
Asked On : Wed, 25 Jul 2012
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Hi the CT scan report you typed might have mistake because its typed as " classifed glauroma" which does not make any meaning. It may be a calcified granuloma...in which case you need not worry because calcified granulomas are tiny calcification specks seen in brain in many normal indian population. It does not cause any headche but may cayse seizures in some. For your symotoms consulting a psychiatrist is correct choice. GOOD LUCK.
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