I have a cavernoma located between T2 and T3 on my spine, that has bled. It is about 4cm in size and is more towards the side of my spine. I am 72 and it has been 4 months since it bled, which bleeding caused my left leg to be weak and my right leg to feel numb. My doctors are considering surgery, but I am hesitant as I am concerned. Have you had any experience with a cavernoma on the spine, which I understand is even rarer than a cerebral cavernoma malformation. With a 2% chance each year of another bleed, is that better odds than surgery, which can cause worse results? Your thoughts would be very helpful. Thank you. Eugene Levin
Because I have these, plus a left hemisphere deep hypothalamus tumor my "team" just gives me meds. No solutions. The capillary hemangiomas keep bleeding making me worse. Any advice?
Hello Good Day! I hope you can help my son to remove this on his head. We can't afford to have surgery as it's too much expensive here in Philippines. Up until now the lumps on his occipital area grows bigger. I hope you will notice this and could help us. Thank you so much.
