Is brain bleed very rare?

[Anonymous]

Is it impossible for a person to have a brain bleed? I'm only asking for one person. 🥴

[Oliverlogan263]

Hmm a brain bleed isn't impossible, but it's usually not something to stress over unless you've had like an accident or hit your head mad hard or something.

From what I've heard, it really just depends. Sometimes people can get a minor bleed and not even know, it gets reabsorbed and heals up no prob. Other times a big bleed needs surgery and sh*t.

Lotta factors too - like age (more common when you're old), existing medical conditions, medicines you're on. Sounds like this person is still young though so their odds are good ya feel me?

Unless they got symptoms they should see a doc about like crazy headaches, vision issues, weakness, I wouldn't sweat it too much. Brains are resilient - takes a real gnarly hit sometimes to cause serious problems.

But if they're still tweaking about it, maybe tell em to go get checked just for peace of mind. Doc can scan em and give the all clear. Better safe than sorry with head stuff right?

Anyway try not to trip, chances are they're straight. Let me know if they need anything else.

[Holsen]

Well brain bleed is actually a tumour so tumours are usually rare because if they weren’t it would be bad news for most of us, so yes it’s not common!!

[purplepoppy]

I know two people who died from it, one in mid 50s another in their late 40s. Both were in decent health and showed no warning signs. So while it's a not rare it's not so common to worry about.

[DryGermanGuy]

I know exactly one guy with a brain aneurysm and he was then 70 years old.

[Anonymous]

It was probably rare until those COVID shots...

[LunarEclipse433]

Very common with traumatic head injuries

[Joker_]

rare