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Posted by kathleen on January 14, 2000 at 06:46:24:In Reply to: Re: Arnold Chiari Malformation and Sleep Disordered Breathing posted by Suzanne on January 13, 2000 at 10:53:50:
I have recently been diagnosed w/ACM I, 1st neuro states surgery is in order. I have 2nd opinon next week. I have read a great deal about this, but I do not have all the same symptoms. I really don't get many headaches, I am exhausted, but I think it is from fighting the constant pain battle all day, every day. I am not convinced surgery will correct the horrible pain in by upper back, neck, shoulder/arm. Has anyone else had these symptoms w/o the headaches. Any insight will be greatly appreciated. The surgery doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't correct the problem, & my fear is the symptoms will remain after surgery. Has this been anyones experience? Please let me know. Thank you all.
- Re: Arnold Chiari Malformation and Sleep Disordered Breathing Kathy Martin 2/15/00 (0)
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