( picture link removed - do not post pictures or personal websites )

go there and look at my MRI (dont worry, its my personal web page made just for this purpose). You can clearly see the lesion classified as a 'benign hemangioma', two previous radiologists IGNORED it and didn't even put it in the report. Finally, a RESIDENT at University hospital reported it. Every doctor denies its the cause of my problems, which are as follows:

- 4 month constant low grade pressure headache
- constant high levels of anxiety for absolutely no reason
- bad difficulaty concentrating especially on moving objects (crowds of people, other cars, even the TV
- concentrating on complex tasks make symptoms worse (playing computer games, sexually, etc...)
- Heavy headed feeling, constant.... headache resembles forehead/sinus pressure, and putting pressure in spots 1 and 2 on forehead offers 75% relief for very short time
- constant "spaced out/stoned" feeling


=( I keep looking at my MRI and it looks like the side of my frontal lobe where the lesion is is dramatically compressed compared to the other side? but i don't know if thats bad enough to cause these problems??

I'm so sick and tired of not being able to have a life anymore! The doctors say I'm "just depressed" and gave me Lexapro =(

Hmmmm, I get no such web address (url) for:

.com/billybo94102/photopagetan.html :confused:

Hey Mz,

You have to put g e o c i t i e s (no spaces) before the d o t c o m (then put the rest of the address - unfortunately, it blanks it out legitimiate links to prevent spamming)

Ok, thanks. I checked out your site. Do a Google search on those lesions. A lot of info about them.

Yes i have googled. Does anyone else see where it looks like its causing pretty dramatic brain compression, when compared to the other side??

Emak,
I have *no comment* as I am not a radiologist nor a doctor.

Sorry.

I didn't think you were, but I'm just sharing to see if people "see what I see" about the brain compression?