Hydrocephalus: If there seems to be too much cerebrospinal fluid, this might be indicative of an obstruction preventing normal fluid circulation. These situations often respond to a shunting procedure, and worthwhile to seek out a neurosurgeon.
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Hydrocephalus : The phrase refers to excess spinal fluid in the brain. Hydrocephalus can be congenital, or acquired. The condition can affect newborns up to older adults. Depending on the cause, effects on brain function, presence of symptoms such as headaches, nausea, vomiting, surgery may be needed to relieve pressure buildup on the brain. An evaluation by a neurosurgeon is needed to offer treatment plans.
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