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Post-Surgery Concerns: Can Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Cause Cerebrospinal Fluid Leakage?

Ventriculoperitoneal shunt surgery I would like to ask the doctor about an issue related to a car accident I had in March of this year, which resulted in intracranial hemorrhage. I underwent a ventriculoperitoneal shunt surgery, but since the surgery, I have been yawning frequent...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Drainage surgery is not indicated, but there may be a possibility of cerebrospinal fluid leakage due to previous trauma. Please schedule an appointment with the neurosurgery clinic.

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Understanding Head Injuries: Signs of Concussion and Bleeding Risks

Head trauma Hello doctor, three days ago I fell off my bike and landed on my side. At the time, it happened so suddenly that I don't remember the force of the impact on my head, but I did feel a bit dizzy. After being taken to the emergency room, the dizziness subsided and m...


Dr. Zhao Shaoqing Reply:
Delayed intracranial hemorrhage caused by head trauma is more likely to occur within the first three days, while the likelihood decreases after three days. However, symptoms of a concussion may persist for up to a month. Therefore, medication can be taken to manage symptoms, and ...

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Post-Trauma Intracranial Hemorrhage: Overcoming Limb Disabilities

Post-traumatic intracranial hemorrhage leading to limb impairment? In March of this year, I suffered a severe car accident that resulted in a right-sided skull fracture and intracranial hemorrhage. After surgery, I regained consciousness and underwent debridement approximately 3-...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
I'm not familiar with this technique, so I may need to consult other physicians.

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Self-Inflicted Head Injury: Risks and Recovery Tips

I hit myself hard near the temple? Hello, Doctor. On August 14, I hit my right temple (near the temple) very hard out of anger. At that time, I did not experience vomiting, loss of consciousness, or swelling. I immediately applied ice for three days. I am quite anxious, and this ...


Dr. Zhao Shaoqing Reply:
Hello: There may be symptoms of a mild concussion. If there is right-sided brain hemorrhage, the likelihood is higher within three days; after three days, the probability decreases. If symptoms worsen, a consultation with a neurosurgeon is recommended for evaluation.

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Managing Hydrocephalus After Prolonged Coma: Surgical Options Explored

Is it necessary to address hydrocephalus in a patient who has been in a coma for over six months following a car accident? In late November last year, the patient was involved in a car accident, suffering a head injury from a rear-end collision, resulting in a coma and dilated pu...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Due to the lack of detailed medical history, it is not possible to determine whether it would be beneficial for the patient's recovery, as I am concerned about providing you with incorrect information.

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Understanding Skull Healing Time After Cranioplasty: What to Expect

The healing time for the skull after cranioplasty? Hello Doctor: I was in a car accident at the end of August last year, where my helmet came off and my head hit the ground. I was immediately taken to the emergency room, where it was determined that I had a skull fracture and int...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Typically, the protrusion may be due to small bone screws and plates that fixate the skull. It is abnormal for the skull to slide back and forth, and it is recommended to seek further evaluation at a neurosurgery outpatient clinic.

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Understanding Baby Tremors: Causes, Concerns, and When to Seek Help

Baby's hand tremors issue? Hello, Doctor. 1. My baby is currently 6 months and 21 days old. On December 20th of last year, he accidentally fell from an 80 cm changing table, resulting in intracranial hemorrhage. A CT and MRI performed by the doctor showed a hematoma in the...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
It's hard to determine whether the tremors you see are due to epilepsy. It is recommended to record a video on your phone during the episode and then consult a physician in an outpatient setting for evaluation and management.

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Post-Surgery Intracranial Hemorrhage: Understanding Pupil Size Differences

Post-intracranial hemorrhage surgery Hello, my mother had an emergency craniotomy for a brain hemorrhage at the end of September last year. When she arrived at the hospital, both of her pupils were dilated, and the injury was to her right hemisphere. After the surgery, her left p...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Some people are born with unequal pupil sizes, making it difficult to determine if this is normal. It is recommended to consult a professional neurologist for an examination.

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Understanding Head Injuries: Signs of Intracranial Bleeding

Head injury Yesterday, I hit my head and woke up at home. My friend told me that I rode my bike back, but I don't remember that part. Now my neck is sore, and there is a soft spot on my head when I press it. Could this be intracranial bleeding?


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
It sounds like a concussion rather than an intracranial hemorrhage. I recommend a consultation with a neurosurgery outpatient clinic for evaluation.

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Head Injury After Basketball: When to Seek Further Medical Evaluation

Fell while playing sports and hit the back of the head? Hello Doctor, I fell while playing basketball on November 28 and hit the back of my head. I sat on the floor for a moment and then got up. There was no bleeding, but I had a swollen bump. After 3 to 4 hours at home, I felt u...


Dr. Lai Zhaokang Reply:
Hello, you have undergone a CT scan which showed no intracranial hemorrhage, indicating that there is generally no immediate life threat. Your symptoms are likely similar to a concussion. Please rest and take care of yourself. Typically, medication treatment in the neurosurgery o...

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Understanding Head Injuries: Symptoms, Risks, and When to Seek Help

Hit on the back of the head? 1. On September 24th at midnight, I was struck on the right occipital region by an umbrella pole. At the moment of impact, I was conscious and felt pain, and I experienced slight dizziness. There is mild redness on the surface of the right occipital a...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
If headaches and dizziness worsen after a concussion, it is recommended to consult a neurosurgery outpatient clinic for evaluation.

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Understanding Delayed Intracranial Hemorrhage After Head Trauma

The right occipital region was hit? 1. Sorry, Dr. Chang, it's me again. How long after a head injury does delayed intracranial hemorrhage typically occur, and how long should we observe to confirm that it is not present? 2. What magnitude of impact force can cause delayed ...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Typically, if bleeding has not occurred within three days, the chance of delayed bleeding is very low. Usually, the likelihood is higher in cases of car accidents or falls from heights.

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Recovery Timeline for Running After Intracranial Hemorrhage Surgery

Intracranial hemorrhage Hello, Doctor! I was hospitalized in April this year due to a car accident, where I underwent surgery to remove a hematoma caused by intracranial bleeding. I have since been discharged, and during my follow-up appointment, the doctor informed me that my re...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Cranial surgery is a major procedure that requires at least three months of recovery. However, since I am not aware of the specifics of your brain injury, it is best to consult your attending physician who performed the surgery for guidance.

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Understanding Head Injuries in Elderly Patients: Recovery and Observation

Head trauma in the elderly? Hello, doctor. I recently had an incident with a woman around 70 years old. She collided and fell to the ground on her right side, and when she was taken by ambulance, she was still responsive and able to move her limbs. Later, the hospital examination...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
The observation period for head injuries in elderly patients should be at least one month!

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Post-Car Accident Symptoms: When to Seek Neurological Evaluation

After the car accident, I feel a sense of pressure in my head and have experienced symptoms such as nausea and discomfort? Hello Doctor, it has been a week since my car accident. I sustained minor skin injuries and a femur fracture, for which I underwent surgery and was hospitali...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
The most concerning issue with head trauma is intracranial hemorrhage. If a week has passed without significant nausea or vomiting symptoms, it is likely not serious, and any other mild symptoms should be considered as residual effects.

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Understanding Head Injuries in Elderly Patients: Risks and Recovery

Head trauma in the elderly? Hello, doctor. I recently had an accident with a woman around 70 years old. After the collision, she fell to the ground on her right side and was responsive when transported by ambulance, with all four limbs able to move. Later, the hospital examinatio...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
It is certainly possible for the condition to become more severe, but it may not, depending on whether there are subsequent brain hemorrhages and complications that arise.

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Understanding Long-Term Effects of Intracranial Hemorrhage

What are the sequelae of intracranial hemorrhage? Hello, Doctor: Over a decade ago, I was inexplicably assaulted by a group of street racers, resulting in intracranial hemorrhage and vomiting blood. I spent two months in the intensive care unit with no significant improvement, an...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Theoretically, a brain hemorrhage that occurred over a decade ago should not pose any issues now, and further examinations are not necessary.

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Post-Accident Neurological Issues: Understanding Symptoms and Recovery

Regarding dizziness after a car accident, issues related to the frontal lobe of the brain, neck problems, and intracranial hemorrhage? Hello, Doctor: Regarding the topic in question, I suffered a head injury after a car accident while wearing a helmet, and I lost consciousness up...


Dr. Lai Zhaokang Reply:
1. Subarachnoid hemorrhage is a type of intracranial hemorrhage. 2. Observation and treatment may be possible for 3-6 months, with potential improvement. There is no specific medication, but acupuncture treatment in conjunction with traditional Chinese medicine can be considered....

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Managing Post-Trauma Seizures: When to Stop Medication?

Post-traumatic epilepsy Hello Doctor: After a car accident, I experienced intracranial hemorrhage and underwent skull surgery, which led to seizures (in March 2019). Since taking the medication prescribed by my doctor, I have not had any further seizures for almost a year. How lo...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
If a patient with epilepsy has not experienced a seizure for six months, it may be considered to discontinue medication. However, after stopping the medication, there is a possibility that seizures may recur, but they may also not occur.

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Understanding Intracranial Hemorrhage: Risks of Delayed Surgery

Intracranial hemorrhage Hello, Doctor: The person was conscious during the car accident but became unconscious after arriving at the hospital. The doctors confirmed intracranial hemorrhage and a hematoma that required surgery. If we, as parents, delayed the surgery due to the lon...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
It is possible, as intracranial hemorrhage can sometimes progress very rapidly!

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