How Do You Prepare For Surgery For An Aneurysm?
An aneurysm is a weakness or thin spot in a blood vessel or artery that can swell with blood and potentially rupture. There are many types of aneurysms, including cerebral and aortic aneurysms. If an aneurysm ruptures, it can be fatal, which is why surgery is often recommended as a preventative measure. Once an aneurysm breaks, it is much more difficult to contain or stop the damage. Get a diagnosis and schedule the surgery. There are many illnesses that have symptoms similar to those of aneurysms. Only with a proper medical diagnosis can you be completely certain if you have an aneurysm. Once diagnosed, schedule the surgery. Abide by the physician’s advice as to the time-line for the operation, but also ensure your own comfort with the date. Educate yourself. Understanding your condition can only help you overcome it. There are several very informative websites on aneurysms. To learn more, follow the link to WebMD (see Resources below). Understand the risk factors. As with any medical
