# Introduction + (3D) CT images

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**Created:** [February 14, 2024, 5:42pm UTC](https://forum.livingwitheagle.org/t/introduction-3d-ct-images/15395 "2024-02-14T17:42:42Z")\
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Vasculare ES, could cause some scary symptoms and can in some cases cause TIA short for transient ischemic attack. If your arteries/veins are obstructed it will affect the blood flow and can become clogged. The arteries/veins around your neck goes up to your brain and serves your brain with oxygen and nutrients, lack off this can cause brainfog and fatigue.

I would suggest you get a utlrasound scan to rule out possible vasculare issues, or at least discuss that with Dr. Martini.

> [@Face & neck swelling & possible eye palsy](https://forum.livingwitheagle.org/t/face-neck-swelling-possible-eye-palsy/15271/9):
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> Make sure they do your carotid ultrasound dynamically i.e. with your head in different positions like turned left/right, looking up/down & on the diagonals. Sometimes compression doesn’t show when the head is in neutral position (face toward the ceiling).

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