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Hi,
my father died of a ruptured brain aneurysm causing sub arachnoid brain hemorrhage at the age of 47.
i was curious how that would effect myself, would i be more prevalent? and are there any statistics revealing information on the likelihood on someone male under the age of 35.
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christina69014 r34898
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its not inherited or anything like that. just the slightest head movement like sneezing or coughing or even straining while having a bowel movement can cause this. although IT is rare, can happen. did he have health problems to cause this?? I have alot of knowledge about this because I suffer from health anxiety and this was one of my many worries. what would put you at high risk for this is high blood pressure, smoker, obesity, diabetes etc