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Additional symptoms associated with a Chiari malformation may include poor coordination and balance problems, muscle weakness, difficulties swallowing (dysphagia) or speaking (dysarthria), palpitations, fainting episodes (syncope) and tingling or burning sensations in the fingers, toes or lips (paresthesias).
Treatment may not be necessary at all when no symptoms are present. When an asymptomic patient is diagnosed with Type I Chiari, regular monitoring by a neurosurgeon may be all that's needed. (See Doctors Who Treat Chiari.) Type I Chiari, once diagnosed, is rarely progressive. However, since a small number of patients may show progressive symptoms or MRI changes, ongoing monitoring is recommended. Treatment for Type I Chiari relies on a surgical procedure aimed at making more room at the site of compression.