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Aortic Aneurysms | Last Active: Dec 11 7:12pm | Replies (581)
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@cheryl66

Hi Lynette,

Firstly, let me say that I am not a doctor or work in the medical field in any way. Due to an uderlying medical condition, I do have a lot of personal experience. That is a fairly quick progression, but as for size, you still have some room.

Do you have a job that requires lifting, do you work out rigorously? Those are things that you should not do. I always tell people with an active aneurysm not to lift anything that weighs more than a gallon of milk.

One other question. Did these measurements both come from CT or MRI scan? If so, what prompted the second scan so quickly?

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lynetteirizarry | @lynetteirizarry | Mar 5, 2020

Im 62 years old, it was found doing a scan on heart and lungs Feb of last year. Since then i have been sitting on couch or in bed depressed and worried. It was 4 cm.
One ultra sound and 1 ct in dec...4.2.
On Feb 21 st this year, an exray was done on lower back, hurt myself , decided to do yard work. The aaa was measured at 4.7. Yes! Freaked me out! Going to see dr on March 17th....i want to do surgery and get it over with. I work part time, walk alot at work, no lifting tho. Thank yall...Lynette

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