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Default Fusiform basilar tip aneurysm - life style changes or precations to take?
Hi,

Anyone out there know of lifestyle changes or precautions to take when one has a basilar tip fusiform aneurysm with ectasia?

I am guessing no more rollercoasters... There goes half the fun of living in Florida.

How about the amount and type of exercise?

Thanks.

bob
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