Arachnoid Cyst. Should I worry?

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I was told that I have an arachnoid cyst located in my brain, is it something that I should get checked out or worry about it at all.

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Dr. Vivek Mundada Pediatric Neurologist 20 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vivek Mundada

Pediatric Neurologist 20 yrs exp Pune

No need to worry if no symptoms. I am sure the doctor who referred you for the scan would explain this to you.

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