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Old 06-28-2020, 01:50 AM #1
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If you haven't by now gotten good answers you could check out the online pages on Chiari and Syrinx. They also have several pages with MRI images you can use to compare, I have looked at your films but don't want to make judgments as I am only familiar with my own issues of same.
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Oh no ifeel for you im new here i have chiari 1 type malformation. I have ghorrible headaches everyday. Apparently this is a known birth defect took mine til I was 33 to find out what n why I've had heavies all my life a million dr appointments in Atlanta GA neurologist etc it never showed up .There are several different types of chiari malformation. I get headaches so bad til I vomit .I lose balance I get confused I even chose in my sleep The canal is to slim and part of the brain is pushing on it causing what is known as " pressure headaches"
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