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Old 11-08-2011, 06:08 AM #2
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Has anyone ever experienced a CSF leak? I'm having some odd headaches and dr's can't figure it out and my friend who's had one before suggested it. Please advise. Thanks!
The CSF acts as a buffer between the brain and the skull. When the CSF starts to leak, it can cause a headache, just as with increased intra-cranial pressure from too much CSF.
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