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Old 10-04-2014, 02:26 AM #1
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Default I have an appointment with a neurosurgeon today

So I have an appointment with a neurosurgeon today. While I don't expect too much from this visit as I am more or less aware of this condition and its treatments and prognosis, I was wondering if anyone can suggest me something to ask him. I will speak to him to know more about what's going on and how it will be down the road, I might ask him to give me some antioxidants and anti inflammatory pills. I will also stress on head sensitivity to motion topic and see what he has to say and whether it can be my neck and not my brain. Any suggestions, advices are welcome
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