My 17yr old brother has Hydrocephalus as well and has a tube running from the back of his head down to abdomen, he doesn't really seem to get bothered by it except for when there is big thunderstorms, the change in air pressure kind of gives him a headache and makes him cranky, do you experience this as well? He also was never allowed to play contact sports such as football or hockey since he has to be careful with his head but we both fell in love with bodybuilding and get to hit the gym and stuff together every day, the tube he has running down his front side is only visible when he leans down to like 11% body fat or lower but it doesn't bother him really at all, when he's bulking up and is eating a ton more it practically invisible, interesting to hear about someone else with this condition!
When he was pulled out of my mom a month early to have brain surgery, they said if it wasn't successful with implementing the shunt that he was going to he deaf, blind, and autistic but thankfully everything went okay and he's practically totally okay now besides checkups at the doctor
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My 17yr old brother has Hydrocephalus as well and has a tube running from the back of his head down to abdomen, he doesn't really seem to get bothered by it except for when there is big thunderstorms, the change in air pressure kind of gives him a headache and makes him cranky, do you experience this as well? He also was never allowed to play contact sports such as football or hockey since he has to be careful with his head but we both fell in love with bodybuilding and get to hit the gym and stuff together every day, the tube he has running down his front side is only visible when he leans down to like 11% body fat or lower but it doesn't bother him really at all, when he's bulking up and is eating a ton more it practically invisible, interesting to hear about someone else with this condition!
When he was pulled out of my mom a month early to have brain surgery, they said if it wasn't successful with implementing the shunt that he was going to he deaf, blind, and autistic but thankfully everything went okay and he's practically totally okay now besides checkups at the doctor
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