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Old 04-24-2007, 10:47 AM #1
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Default Long term effects of Subdural Hematomas. (Liz this ties into our discussion we have.)

Will subdural hematomas cause localized head pressure. I have had one before and one of you here know that I haven't been too well off lately. (Though, I am completely functionable.)

What does one of thoose feel like before you were diagnosed. I don't remember what one feels like because it was so many years ago, and I was very, very sick by the time I got it diagnosed.

Is there a recurance rate for Subdural Hematomas? Advice is appreciaed.

Thank you.
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