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    Kim Kardashian has revealed that she has been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm.

    • Footage from the latest season of The Kardashians shows the reality TV star going for an imaging scan.

    The 45-year-old appears to suggest her small aneurysm may have stemmed from stress.

    Brain aneurysms are relatively common, with data suggesting they affect about one in every 50 people.

    In many cases, patients may be unaware that they have one – as they tend to cause few symptoms when unruptured.

    Brain aneurysms are common but often go undiagnosed. iStock file pic
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    Brain aneurysms are common but often go undiagnosed. iStock file pic

    Should an unruptured aneurysm grow to a larger size, it can cause headaches, balance problems and speech issues.

    Those that burst are extremely dangerous and can prove fatal in some circumstances.

    While aneurysms can emerge throughout the body, they are most typically found in the aorta, which carries blood out of the heart.

    Research suggests brain aneurysms are most common in adults between the ages of 30 and 60 – with women disproportionately affected.

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    Associate professor of neurology Dr Laura Stein told Sky’s US partner NBC News: ” The most well-described risk factors include a predisposition [family history of aneurysm], high blood pressure, cigarette smoking and inflammation.”

    She went on to explain that most fatal ruptured aneurysms are in the brain, killing about one in three patients.

    “When it’s a blood vessel that’s in the head and it bleeds, there’s a much higher risk of having a very bad problem just because the brain is enclosed in a fixed space,” Dr Stein added.

    Low-risk aneurysms are monitored by doctors for growth or abnormalities, and there are a series of potential treatment options for those considered dangerous.

    Elsewhere in The Kardashians clip, Kim admitted that her ex-husband Kanye West will be in her life “no matter what” because of the four kids they share together.

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