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I have no symptoms but chose to have a CT scan, that insurance won't pay for, because friends died suddenly, not because they had aneurysms. When friends die suddenly in their 50s you feel your own mortality.

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Wow! That certainly IS young. Is a CT scan the usual way to check for aneurysms? How else do people find out?

My ex-husband died suddenly of a burst aneurysm a few months ago, and our sons were advised to be checked for aneurysms. I hope their insurance covers a. CT scan on grounds of their being hereditary high-risk.