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I have iih, level 400 and 13 weeks pregnant, what is recommended in condition?
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Can't make sense: I'm sorry I can't make enough sense out of your question, but I'm certain you can't get useful information over the internet. If IIH is Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension the number 400 is unclear.There is some CSF pressure monitoring information, but the scale of normal/abnormal doesn't include "400" from what I can read. Throw in pregnancy....you must work with your treating doctors. Good luck
Answered 5/11/2015
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