Patient's question:
I had hydrocephalus before the acoustic neuroma surgery. I underwent the removal surgery and had a lumbar puncture. At that time, it was said that everything was fine. Two weeks later, I was about to be discharged, had a CT scan, and it was said that there was hydrocephalus again, requiring drainage. I would like to ask what could be the actual cause? How much does the drainage cost? The doctor said it would be drained into the abdomen. Could this cause other adverse effects? Currently, I don't have a fever, but I am vomiting (I don't know if it's due to gastrointestinal issues or hydrocephalus).Doctor's answer:
The patient can adopt physical therapy combined with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Under the guidance of TCM basic theory, modern technological advancements are integrated, comprehensively applying TCM theory, biomedical engineering, computer technology, information and sensor technology, as well as intelligent and standardized diagnostic and treatment equipment. This ensures objective and standardized therapeutic effects, with no side effects, and a high treatment efficacy rate.Guidance:
During the treatment period, Yizhi Kangnao Pills are used to promote the brain to secrete more chemicals and enhance the immune system. The specific treatment plan should be determined based on the actual condition and physical constitution after a face-to-face consultation.