Causes and Risk Factors

·         High blood pressure

·         Smoking

·         Genetic factors

·         Aging

·         Vascular diseases

Symptoms

Unruptured Aneurysm:

·         Often no symptoms

·         Headache

·         Vision problems

·         Eye pain

Ruptured Aneurysm:

·         Sudden severe headache

·         Nausea and vomiting

·         Loss of consciousness

·         Neck stiffness

·         Neurological symptoms

This is an emergency condition.

Diagnosis

Diagnosis includes:

·         MRI

·         CT scan

·         Angiography

Early detection helps prevent rupture.

Treatment Options

Treatment depends on size, location, and rupture risk.

Observation

Small aneurysms may be monitored.

Surgical Treatment

Clipping

·         A surgical clip is placed to stop blood flow into the aneurysm

Endovascular Coiling

·         A catheter is used to fill the aneurysm with coils

The best option is selected individually.

Advanced Techniques

·         Microsurgical techniques

·         Endovascular procedures

·         Advanced imaging systems

The goal is to prevent rupture while preserving brain function.

Prevention

·         Control blood pressure

·         Stop smoking

·         Regular medical follow-up

Importance of Early Diagnosis

Early diagnosis helps:

·         Prevent rupture

·         Reduce complications

·         Improve outcomes

A Message to Patients

If you experience sudden severe headache or neurological symptoms,
seek immediate medical attention, as early diagnosis can be life-saving.