Vascular surgeon

[Krislwal]

Hi... I'm just wondering if anyone who suffered a NASAH was followed up by a Vascular Surgeon?  

[Catwoman23]

If you have other issues such as carotid artery narrowing, leg pain due to circulation issues yes. But I think you ll see neurosurgeon more for SAh only. 

I think you ll also see neurologist for sure. Cardio if needed as well.

[Krislwal]

Thank you!  I've been to an array of doctors and no one has ever suggested it but yet people in general have mentioned it and so I wondered since I don't have a reason why it happened do I need to see a vascular doctor.

[Chris G]

The only follow up I had for my NASAH was with my neurosurgeon 3 months later for a follow up MRI.  

[Krislwal]

Ok thanks.  Just wasn't sure since people so many people had mentioned it. 

[CharlieD]

I had my follow up with neurosurgeon but he assured me he had looked over my scans with a vascular surgeon.  

 

[Krislwal]

I'm going to my neuro tomorrow so I'm going to ask about it.  Thanks

[Catwoman23]

Did they mention to see vascular surgeon? Just curious.

[Krislwal]

Hi.... no they didn't.  I had a ton of questions for him as he is someone new.  The doctor that was with me last year has moved unfortunately.  I've been dealing with 2 weeks of unexplained vertigo that has been debilitating, thankfully it is subsiding.  I had to get CT scanned and now have an MRI so it just puts so many questions in my head.  He sort of laughed it off saying that I had very extensive testing done to make sure that everything was ok.

 

That there is no reason for a vascular surgeon.  I don't get it all though honestly.  I've never had headaches, vertigo or anything of the like prior to all this.  I was doing pretty good too before the random vertigo came on and brought on crazy headaches again.  It gets frustrating and it's scary when stuff pops up.  I think I'll just always feel the need to search for answers that I may never get.