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Cerebellar Slump and foramen magnum
Does anyone have this? How do you deal with it and the strange symptoms. Surgery is not a great choice. Thanks. :)
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Hi....and welcome. Sorry surgery was not a positive experience for you....cerebral slump occurs when too much bone is removed by the surgeon and allows the brain to slump down further....
I had surgery 9 years ago this past May and I did not have this issue post op.
We have had several members that have developed this post op and typically another surgery is done to help cradle the brain to prevent it from slumping further where it could impinge the spinal cord or brain stem.
I had surgery 9 years ago this past May and I did not have this issue post op.
We have had several members that have developed this post op and typically another surgery is done to help cradle the brain to prevent it from slumping further where it could impinge the spinal cord or brain stem.
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I recently found all of this out. I didn’t know I could have any problems. I haven’t had any surgeries for CM. So this slump is natually occuring.
I have to be difficult. LOL
I have to be difficult. LOL
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