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Do hydrocephalus cause extreme head sweating?
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NO: The head sweats to dissipate heat and in response to stress or excitement. Hydrocephalus is usually a stable condition that does not cause any problems as long as it is stable and well controlled. Anxiety and emotional stress can occur with anyone - hydrocephalus or not.
Answered 5/1/2019
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