What Is Brain Aneurysm, A Health Condition That Salman Khan Is Diagnosed With?

On the recent Kapil Sharma show, Sikandar star Salman Khan revealed that he was diagnosed with Brain Aneurysm and AV Malformation.

There are different kinds of health issues that we are getting to know and understand in today’s time. However, life still goes on anyway. Recently, the Sikandar star Salman Khan opened up about working despite facing many health issues. During a show, Salman revealed that he had a brain aneurysm and was also diagnosed with AV Malformation. The actor, however, continues to work to complete his professional commitments. Read on to know more about it.

Know More About Brain Aneurysm?

On the set of Kapil Sharma’s show, The Great Indian Kapil Show, Salman Khan spoke about his health and the various neurological conditions he was dealing with. He also revealed having a brain aneurysm. In medical terms, a Brain Aneurysm or cerebral aneurysm happens when a bulge develops in a weak area of the blood vessel in the brain or in the surrounding areas. As per a Cleveland Clinic report, the aneurysm can develop anywhere in the brain, and around 10 to 30% of people have multiple aneurysms. The risk of it bursting also increases due to the constant blood pressure. A ruptured aneurysm can be life-threatening and needs immediate medical assistance.

Some common symptoms of a brain aneurysm are stiff neck, headache, vomiting, nausea, sensitivity to light and loss of consciousness, as per the reports.

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Salman Khan also revealed that he was diagnosed with AV Malformation is an abnormality when arteries connect directly to veins without the use of capillaries. This, in turn, leads to less supply of oxygen to the tissues and more pressure on the blood vessels.

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Well, we hope Salman Khan keeps healthy and gets well soon.

First Published: June 23, 2025 1:47 PM