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The last type of Hydrocephalus is normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

The last type of Hydrocephalus is normal Pressure Hydrocephalus.

Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus is a brain disorder. The excess accumulates in the brain’s Ventricles. It causes thinking problems, difficulty walking, and loss of bladder control.

Next week, I am going to explain the symptoms of Hydrocephalus.

References,
www.alz.org/alzheimers-dementia/what-is-dementia/types-of-de...
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Information Monday

Today I am going to talk about Hydrocephalus ex-vacuo.

ex-vacuo Hydrocephalus is caused from brain damage and caused by stroke or injury.

Next week, I’m going to explain the last and final type of Hydrocephalus which is Normal pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH).

www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/Patient-Caregiver-Education/Fact...
#Hydrocephalus

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Information Monday

Today, I’m going to explain what non-communicating Hydrocephalus is.

Non-Hydrocephalus is also called obstructive Hydrocephalus. It occurs when the flow of CSF is blocked after it exits the ventricles. The word “communicating” refers to the fact that CSF can still flow between the ventricles, which remains open.

Next week, I’m going to explain what normal pressure Hydrocephalus is.

References

www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/hydrocephalus

#Hydrocephalus #non -communicatinghydrocephalus

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Information Monday

Hello everyone, Before the night is over, I would like to do information Monday.

Last week, I gave you two major types of Hydrocephalus. This week, I am going to tell you the two additional types of Hydrocephalus. They are Hydrocephalus ex-Vacuo and Normal pressure Hydrocephalus.

Next week, I am going to explain what the following types of hydrocephalus that I listed means.
#Hydrocephalus #HydrocephalusNormalPressure

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"It's all in my head"

My mom is dying. She is a lifelong alcoholic but it's dying from normal pressure hydrocephalus. That's when your brain can't empty the cerebral spinal fluid so it just fills up like a water balloon, taking out neuron connections as it expands internally, bit by bit.

She lives on the other side of the world. I've been out there six times in the past 8 months to see her and to help one of my best friends and her primary caretaker. My past with her suddenly doesn't mean anything. She's turned back into my mom from when I was a child. Before anything ever happened. Now I just want her to stay this way but she's slipping further away everyday.

My mind is full so my body is taking over, apparently. I've developed physical random pains and intense jerking spasms in my lower back but I know nothing is physically wrong with me save for being in my early 40s and that's how getting older works. I can handle that but it feels like my body is straight turning against me. I understand all of why it's happening. I have obsessive thoughts and just nerd out and learn everything from everywhere and as usual it does fuck all to make any of it stop.

I swear, if I didn't have kids of my own, I would have left this world a long time ago. Feeling each pure emotion at such an intensity it's like they're becoming other personalities, only not that complex. They're still just emotions. But when I'm overcome with sadness, I am become sadness. There's no telling me to cheer up. I genuinely won't understand what that means. They're all just me. There are just so many damn me's to deal with. It's no wonder my brain has resorted to physically freaking out beyond panic attacks but still...I can't trust my current perceptions of life, my memories and now my own physical senses. This is getting beyond ridiculous. #BorderlinePersonalityDisorder #CheckInWithMe

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