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Serious answers ONLY - can a small cyst in my brain cause me to have schizophrenia? |
When I was a child about 7-9 yrs. old I flipped over a railing while riding a scooter and landed on my head. I suffered from migraine headaches as an adult, finally got an MRI done to find there was tiny cyst (smaller than a dime) on my brain that my doctor said was causing headaches. I want to know if the cyst can also cause me to have schizophrenia since I suffer from some things I beleive to be symptoms (talking to myself, catatonic behavior for minutes at a time, and delusions, distorted conversations, thoughts, etc). serious responses only please.... This is a question that only a doctor should answer for you. Go to a specialist and ask. The symptoms you are experiencing may be unrelated to the cyst, but you need to know for sure because IF the cyst causes it, maybe you can remove the cyst and lose the symptoms. If the cyst is not the reason, then you should get on some medications so that your symptoms don't get worse. Schizophrenia is a brain disease and you can get treatment for it. Look on the internet for NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill). This is a wonderful organization that helps patients and families with brain diseases. Some can be cured, some can't. All can be treated so you can live a happier life. hmm if you want serious answers you should ask the doctors, or check out from the internet. Its safer that way. I believe it is medically possible. Please go to your doctor. Good luck. good question ask your doctor!!! its possible, it would be best to go to your doctor and find out I don't know hon, from what I knew of my friend who had it, it was caused by a chemical imbalance, but you should talk to your doctor or ask to be referred to a specialist. Good luck. where i come from, schizophrenia is when a body is occupied by more then one soul. Seek an excorsist...i am not trying to be funny either. |
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