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Dennis

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Re: who is the oldest living person with Moyamoya?
Reply #25 - Jan 8^th, 2014 at 2:05pm

That's exactly what happens when people start to do their own reading and research on the internet Cheesy

My doctor gave me one very good advice five years ago, he said:

"Here is your diagnosis, I strongly advice against reading anything about on the internet because it will only make you more sick and 90% of it is total bull".

And he was right. Stay OFF the internet when informing yourself about ANY disease. Speak to doctors and experts or other patients ONLY. Don't read internet garbage.

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Reply #26 - Jun 4^th, 2014 at 3:44pm

I has my first STA-MCA at 56 in 2006 on my left side. I am going back to discuss further surgeries I am 63.

. I have found this site very helpful, Dennis is right but just a little bit. In 1994 for 2 months I had unstable angina. I went to 2 doctors and 5 visits to the emergency room with 7 different diagnosis, but because I am female and was only 43 my heart was never considered. I have learned to ask and question, then get a second opinion. Doctors make mistakes read everything ask everyone.

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Reply #27 - Mar 29^th, 2015 at 1:41pm

Do not know whether this question is still of interest. I was diagnosed this year with unilateral MMD. I am 71 and it seems as though I am in a league of my own. Am still undergoing testing..had a small hemmorhagic stroke that got me diagnosed. I am asymptomatic .....cannot believe
Anything is wrong, as feel normal. Would like to know if anyone in my age group has MMD and how treated.
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