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So take my VB okay i will do i drink alot of low fat milk so no worrys with calicum but with my ct if i were having problems would it show up?
Hi again Austin. Your CT result was normal.... no tumors, no bleeds, no aneuysms and no evidence of a stroke, from what you've written. Even TIAs usually leave some evidence if you've had them in the past, and there's no evidence of those either.

As mrsD said, Vitamin deficiency could give you the symptoms that you've been getting, or stress could bring them on.

It sounds like you haven't been back yet to see your doctor to get the official report of your scan. Hopefully when that happens your doc will be able to ease your mind.
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