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Old 07-04-2009, 11:47 AM #20
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I have a CSF leak from head trauma, there is a condition called Orthostatic Headache, this can be caused by leaking or over draining from a shunt if your shunt is programmable your doctors maybe able to adjust the settings some meds also effect CSF production

there are many variables within the CSF system that shunts do not take into account exertion and posture are but two

due to the plight of a friend on another site, I have designed a more advanced shunt and sent it to

http://www.cerebrospinalfluidresearc...content/5/1/10 in the uk if you know any doctors doing research in this field, please PM me and I will froward the design to them , its free

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