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Old 10-28-2011, 09:31 PM #11
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I was diagnosed a year ago after experiencing problems for 3-4 years. I need some answers that doctors can't provide. Hell, it took them long enough to figure out what I have!
Welcome to NT Gertrude. I see that you have located the MS forum, so I hope we hear more about you soon.
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I had a VP shunt that was placed on the 18th of October today is the 21st of October...I was able to come home after 1 night stay in hospital...When I finally able to take a shower I saw this brusing on my right breast (inner side of breats) not between the breast but on the breast...the brusing, when touched lightly, you can feel what I think is the shunt tubing...do they run this tubing through your breast? I was thinking not...I want to call my neuro surgeons office but I dont want to sound like I am being a baby and this is just normal...as I was thinking the tubing would go down around the right side of my neck through my lung area and then drain in the abdomen...so when I think of how I was told about how the tubing was placed I would not have thought my breast would be a place I would feel the shunt...someone please inform me if this is a normal position of the tubing...
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My name is Jennifer. I live in albuquerque,NM. I also have a VP Shunt. Ive had mine in since I was 15 yrs old. I've had tons of surgeries on it. From what I read about yours doesn't seem normal. I have a shunt places on the right side of my head. With the tubes running down my right side of the neck. The tubes are sitting in a chamber above my heart.

At one time they were draining into my stomach, but that caused major problems for me. If their is anything else I can help you with please ask!
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Hey everyone. I am new to this and have posted on a couple different threads. I was recently diagnosed with chiari malformation 1 and am looking for any info on it. Thanks so much.
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Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Happy to see you have found the site. Just let us know if we can be of any help.

There are great number and caring fellow members here, just let us know how we can assist, we are a supportive and relaxing group friends. Our shoulders are here for support in many ways. Looks like you have ready found the chiari malformation forum.

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