What Causes Head Rush While Tumor Is Removed From Spinal Cord?
My daughter is 14 years old when she was2 she had a tumer removed from her spinal cord which turned out awsome she dose have 45% curviture in lumber spine. My question is should I be concerned about the head rushes she gets when she stands? The head rushes happen offten but not all the time.
Head rushes are not connected to either the spinal cordtumor or its removal. It is related to a drop in BP when one stands, however, the compensatory mechanisms make the BP normal in a few seconds and the head rush also stops.
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What Causes Head Rush While Tumor Is Removed From Spinal Cord?
Hello, Head rushes are not connected to either the spinal cord tumor or its removal. It is related to a drop in BP when one stands, however, the compensatory mechanisms make the BP normal in a few seconds and the head rush also stops. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Sudhir Kumar, Neurologist