03/08/2026
🧠 Did you know why brain aneurysms form and whether they are always dangerous?
Most aneurysms form at the branching points of brain blood vessels, the reason being that area naturally has more stress as the blood flows across them. Over a period of time, that branching point weakens and may bulge outwards, forming an aneurysm.
So, here is the important part: most aneurysms never rupture. Many people live their entire life with small, stable aneurysms without any problem. However, if the aneurysm does rupture, it may produce something like bleeding around the brain, around the water in the brain. If it happens, it is a life-threatening emergency.
Dr. Suresh Giragani (MBBS, MD, DM, Sr. Interventional Radiologist at Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills) breaks down everything you need to know about brain aneurysms. Early awareness and timely diagnosis save lives!
🎥 Watch the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGlAO2aHqa4&t=50s
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