04-27-2010

Bret Michaels has developed a side effect to the brain hemorrhage he suffered from just a couple of days ago. This condition, called hyponatremia, can cause seizures, according to a statement posted today on the Poison frontman’s website.

The condition, is a result of a lack of sodium. The statement did not indicate if Michaels had actually suffered any seizures. He still remains in critical but stable condition.

On April 22, 2010, singer Bret Michaels was rushed to the hospital with an intense headache. Things were a little edgy for awhile as he in critical condition. Doctors revealed in the Bret Michaels Hospital Update that Michaels had suffered from a subarachnoid hemorrhage. Thankfully, Michaels condition, while still critical, has now been stabilized. Show your love by getting your Bret Michaels Ringtones Now!

But this was Bret Michaels hospital visit number two this month as on the 12th of April, Michaels had been rushed to the hospital with severe stomach pains. A severe case of the flu stemming from his diabetic condition was the first thought as to why the pains were so extreme. The doctors then discovered the pain was because of his appendix and he underwent an emergency appendectomy.

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Bret Michaels wasn’t always Bret Michaels, that’s his stage name (or at least part of it). On March 15, 1063 Bret Michael Sychak was born in Pennsylvania.

Michaels is an best known as the lead vocalist in the big hair, glam rock band Poison. He’s also had several solo albums, including a chart single.

Women around the world have idolized Bret Michael’s and put him in the hunky Rock God category. Nothing changed there as he made our hearts beat in the VH1 reality show Rock of Love.

Bret has two daughters. Raine Elizabeth who was born is 2000 and Jorja Bleu who was born in 2005.

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What is a subarachnoid hemorrhage?

According to Cedars-Sinai, “A subarachnoid hemorrhage is sudden bleeding between the brain and the membranes that cover it.

There usually are few symptoms of an aneurysm that causes a subarachnoid hemorrhage. …symptoms, which can occur minutes to weeks before a rupture, include: Severe headache, Facial pain and/or Double vision, droopy eyelid or other vision problems

Cedars-Sinai also notes, “Usually, magnetic resonance angiography (MRA), CT angiography (CTA) and/or contrast angiography are used to determine the exact size and location of the aneurysm. Depending on the results, an interventional radiology, or combination approach is chosen.