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Old 04-07-2013, 03:50 PM #1
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Default VP shunt debilitating headaches. Help!
Hello. I have chronic daily headaches lately- especially in the last few months. I have a Vp shunt due to severe hydrocephalus. I have had my shunt for 3 years. I have had my setting changed 15+ times and an anti-siphon device placed. MRIs show that my ventricles look normal. I've tried everything. I'm on anti-seizure meds (since having surgery I developed epilepsy.) does anyone out there with a vp have terrible headaches that come and go like this?
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