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Old 07-27-2009, 06:42 PM #4
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Post Options for daughter's shunt problem
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Originally Posted by jenny3100 View Post
have your daughter drink caffeine
it will help stimulate the brain keep up with the new shunt
i had the same problem for a yr and a half

Jenny3100--

If I may, I would suggest you talk to the neurologist at the hospital your daughter was at for her last surgery.
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