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Default Shunt and bladder problems
Hello everyone,I had an aneurysm bleed into my brain just before xmas,I had the bleed coiled and I then ended up with Hydrocephalus,before it was treated I had double incontinence.I have had a shunt put in(Feb) and am doing well but there are times when I still lose control of my bladder,I am going to the toilet up to 40 times a day,does anyone know if this is normal please?
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