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Do symptoms of intracranial hypertension come and go?
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Of course: Many disease states are not static and have periods of relative remission and exacerbation. There can be waves of increase pressure associated with visual loss (obscurational events), but sometimes may feel relatively back to normal. Use of a medicine such as Diamox, smooths out the ups and downs, and controls many of the symptoms.
Answered 1/12/2021
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