Blood vessels in my head?

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Asked for Female, 16 Years

I am a 16 year old female and I have never been in a bad accident or anything before, but about once/twice a month, usually when I am playing basketball, a blood vessel I believe (but I'm not really sure) pops inside the lower left of the back of my head, and it makes my vision blurry and causes numbness in my tongue and mouth, and then it goes away after a while. I told my parents and they said they have never heard of anything like this before and so, I am not really sure what's going on.

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Dr. Amit mittal Neurosurgeon 5 yrs exp Ludhiana · Accepted Answer

Dr. Amit mittal

Neurosurgeon 5 yrs exp Ludhiana

It could be an AVM....get neurological examination done at ur place. Dr.Amit mittal Assistant professor Department of Neurosurgery DMCH Ludhiana

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