Brain Aneurysms: Silent Threat, Causes, and Warning Signs

Brain aneurysms often weaken without warning, posing a significant risk of life-threatening rupture. High blood pressure, smoking, and genetics are key factors in vessel weakening. Early detection through awareness of risk factors and prompt medical attention for symptoms are crucial.

• Brain aneurysms often show no symptoms before rupturing.
• Ruptured aneurysms cause life-threatening subarachnoid hemorrhage.
• High blood pressure and smoking are major risk factors.
• Genetic factors and aging contribute to vessel weakness.
• Sudden, severe headache is a critical sign of rupture.
• Aneurysms affect 1-2% of India's population annually.

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