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Old 07-02-2012, 07:41 AM #1
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I am 66 just told I have tydrocephalus with no blockage or head aches had a mri
im worryed all the time thats my nature any one who can help with some
words of hope..my doctor told me to come back in a year for a new mri.
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Old 07-03-2012, 07:55 PM #2
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Hi Jats... do you not have any symptoms from your hydrocephalus? What made them diagnose or check for it not? By the way, i am a 50 year old woman... recently diagnosed as well. It's pretty scary but there are things to help. I am not sure if I was symptomatic though I could wait a year!!
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Old 07-04-2012, 05:55 PM #3
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Hi Jats... do you not have any symptoms from your hydrocephalus? What made them diagnose or check for it not? By the way, i am a 50 year old woman... recently diagnosed as well. It's pretty scary but there are things to help. I am not sure if I was symptomatic though I could wait a year!!
I had a sinius xray and they told me I hydrocephalus I never had any symptons trouble with schooling special ed glass after 6th grade so I had a mri
which was postive my doctor send me to a specialist she told me my was normal I had on trouble with blance on one toe to toe thing so far ok no headaches the only think differnt I can tell is i get chest congestion a lot .
please fogive the miss spessed words. Thanks Jats
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Well if you are not having symptoms... i wouldn't worry to much! Hope you do well!
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Hi Jats... do you not have any symptoms from your hydrocephalus? What made them diagnose or check for it not? By the way, i am a 50 year old woman... recently diagnosed as well. It's pretty scary but there are things to help. I am not sure if I was symptomatic though I could wait a year!!
I dont have headaches but my head seems to feel like its moving flowing some times then there are many times noting!! dont know what to call it.
cant lay down in some times.
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