a ruptured aortic aneurysm can cause severe internal bleeding.
Both situations are life-threatening emergencies.
Call your local emergency service immediately if someone experiences a sudden extremely severe headache, sudden severe chest or back pain, fainting, or other serious symptoms. Do not wait for symptoms to improve.
Who May Have a Higher Risk?
Several factors can increase the likelihood of developing certain types of aneurysms, including:
High blood pressure
Smoking
A family history of aneurysms
Older age
Certain inherited conditions affecting blood vessels
Some vascular diseases
Having one or more risk factors does not mean someone will develop an aneurysm. It
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