Hi everybody, I'm new here. I'm a 29 YO female with a history of connective tissue issues and POTS, with new onset of severe daily headaches that get worse over the day and cause extreme fatigue. I have a history of vague neuro issues, mostly with balance, gait, and swallowing. I recently had an MRI done because of concern of a CSF leak. The MRI came back totally negative according to the radiologist and headache doctor, but I am still getting referred to a neurosurgeon due to the high overlap between connective tissue problems (suspected EDS) and CSF leaks. When I looked at my own scan, it almost looks like I could be dealing with a Chiari Malformation?? I am a bit confused because I don't know exactly where the foramen magnum ends, but my cerebellum seems pushed up against the brainstem and somewhat sagging. I have put a screenshot in a public Google Doc, but could anyone let me know whether I may be on the right track and should bring this up with the neurosurgeon? I do not want to jump to conclusions and sound like a fool. Thank you!! The screenshot is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11DRb5SfXBtF8Zw-1Us67Jk83lL4x_otyT6DZc0KxHf8/edit?usp=sharing