Hi everyone. First of all sorry if I make a mistake, english is not my language.
This is my first message but I have read you thousands of hours the last year when I had a brain bleed. This forum was very helpful to me becaause there is not many information about this in my language.
One day 2 years ago I had a huge headhache and I went to hospital where they made me a CT scan that shown a bleed. First they thought that it may be caused by an arteriovenous malformation because of my age (27), after an angiography they discarded it, and then thought that may be a cavernoma, and they made me a MRI 3 months later, but there was not a cavernoma, they told me that I have in my brain a dilated vein (venous angioma) and somehow it bleed but they didnt know why, but I should't worry about it because it may bleed again or may not, but anyway the bleed would be small like the first time.
They told me that I should visit them once per year, in the first visit one year after the bleed they told me that everything was normal (except this vein obviously). Now I have to go again in 2 months. but I have read that a venous angioma can develop a "de novo" cavernoma, but I dont understand how it works, It means that in the next MRI or in a few years a Cavernoma may appear? Or it means that people who have a cavernoma related with a venous angioma have developed it during a process that takes the whole life?
I am getting nervous about the near MRI because i am affraid of what they could find. Maybe I am being just a bit hypochondriac.
Anyway, I want to thank in advance whoever spend some of his time reading this.