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Hi hharriet
Mine shunt just started buzzing today. It’s not stopping. I can’t handle the constant noise. What happened when you went to the NS? I recently moved out of state and haven’t gotten one yet. I do have a great neuro-ophthalmologist who said he knows several good ones. I’ve just not had any issues until now. Please help.
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