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Can mega cisterna magna cause seizures and dizziness?

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Patient's Query

Hi doctor,

I had an MRI four years back and was diagnosed with mega cisterna magna and midline cerebellar hypoplasia. My doctor told me it was a congenital lesion. I have taken a scan this year and waiting for my reports. Is this condition life-threatening and progressive? I do normal activities daily. Will I get seizures?

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From the report attached (attachment removed to protect the patient's identity), these are congenital abnormalities in the brain. Do not worry since they do not cause any symptoms like seizures. However, take MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scan once every five years to look for any progression.

Patient's Query

Thank you doctor for the reply,

Should I be concerned about my underdeveloped cerebellum? Will it cause dizziness and tingling sensation?

Answered by Dr. Abhishek Juneja

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MD

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Dr. Abhishek Juneja is a seasoned Neurologist and Diabetologist with expertise in diagnosing and managing neurological disorders and diabetes-related complications. He specializes in preventive care, patient-centered treatment plans, and advanced therapies for conditions like stroke, neuropathy, and metabolic disorders. With a focus on improving quality of life, Dr. Juneja combines clinical precision with compassionate care to support optimal health and long-term wellness for his patients.    

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You need not worry about your underdeveloped cerebellum because it is functioning normally.

Medically reviewed by iCliniq medical review team
Published At May 29, 2022
Reviewed At September 4, 2023

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Professional Bio:

Dr. Abhishek Juneja is a seasoned Neurologist and Diabetologist with expertise in diagnosing and managing neurological disorders and diabetes-related complications. He specializes in preventive care, patient-centered treatment plans, and advanced therapies for conditions like stroke, neuropathy, and metabolic disorders. With a focus on improving quality of life, Dr. Juneja combines clinical precision with compassionate care to support optimal health and long-term wellness for his patients.    

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Education:

MD

Professional Bio:

Dr. Abhishek Juneja is a seasoned Neurologist and Diabetologist with expertise in diagnosing and managing neurological disorders and diabetes-related complications. He specializes in preventive care, patient-centered treatment plans, and advanced therapies for conditions like stroke, neuropathy, and metabolic disorders. With a focus on improving quality of life, Dr. Juneja combines clinical precision with compassionate care to support optimal health and long-term wellness for his patients.    

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