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What Causes Dizziness And Vomiting After An Aneurysm Surgery?

My mother is 45 years old.She recently had an aneurysm surgery,september 13th,her blood pressure is stable,she doesnt have diabetes.1 month back she used to have headaches.Now the headaches arent there,but she's dizzy all the time.She also vomits,once sometimes twice a day.I would like an opinion as to what is the cause for this.
Tue, 16 Sep 2014
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In all likelihood the after effects of anesthesia..... also possible would be swelling in the brain around the area of the surgery. These symptoms are likely being monitored by nursing and if they reach a certain severity level the surgeon will be notified. Otherwise, she'll get better in the next 24-48 hrs. The other possibility is that because of the aneurysm surgery itself there may've been a bit of a bleed perioperatively (during the procedure) or a bit postoperatively (after the surgery) and the expanding lesion or increasing pressure inside the head is causing the nauesa/vomiting. So long as symptoms aren't really marching upward and becoming more intense she should be fine.

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What Causes Dizziness And Vomiting After An Aneurysm Surgery?

In all likelihood the after effects of anesthesia..... also possible would be swelling in the brain around the area of the surgery. These symptoms are likely being monitored by nursing and if they reach a certain severity level the surgeon will be notified. Otherwise, she ll get better in the next 24-48 hrs. The other possibility is that because of the aneurysm surgery itself there may ve been a bit of a bleed perioperatively (during the procedure) or a bit postoperatively (after the surgery) and the expanding lesion or increasing pressure inside the head is causing the nauesa/vomiting. So long as symptoms aren t really marching upward and becoming more intense she should be fine. Please rate this answer with STARS if it was useful to you and I would be very appreciative.