Idiopathic intracranial hypertension (Year of the Zebra)
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2023
- What is idiopathic intracranial hypertension? Idiopathic intracranial hypertension, also known as pseudotumor cerebri, is a rare neurological condition that leads to increased intracranial pressure, or ICP, due to an unknown cause. It results in headaches, nausea and vomiting, and visual disturbances.
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I just got diagnosed with this yesterday, so this video was very helpful as I try to learn more about it!
Glad it was helpful! 🙏🏼
My quality of life has definitely changed, after reading an article and this I suspect this is what I have.
Pseudotumor Cerebri has many more symptoms than this. Also, 40% of people with PTC have significant loss of income and quality of life.
I've had it for 24 years...the VP shunt I finally got saved me.
@@jenorrn I think I have pituitary issues and not IIH. I’m so happy you found relief. I love this for you !!! ❤️🩹
Ty
Great video, thanks. Your audience know that you were talking about sex, not gender, there was no need to say "assigned female at birth" that to be honest. Anyway great video, thanks again🙌
AFAB and AMAB is pretty standard across all major medical associations. While they mean the same as female/male, AFAB/AMAB’s connotation emphasizes the difference between sex and gender.
@@vvvvia It's not standard, it's new woke rubbish that they're trying to bring in because there are multiple genders in the Talmud.
Why am I naturally always tense? I know its a symptom of anxiety but really I dont feel anxious
I am 18 years old. I was diagnosed with a disease 9 months ago. I had a lumbar proton shunt implanted twice in a row because the first one broke and the second time the surgeon did not install it correctly. It also failed now. I am on treatment with diuretics and some stomach and glaucoma medications and headache medications such as Advil. I was infected with viral spinal fever twice because of the shunts. Now the surgeon. He is putting pressure on me to implant a third shunt because I started to lose my vision due to pressure on the optic nerve. I am a man and I am not obese. My weight is 65 and I do not have any other disease.
It's normale
Will I ever overcome this? Can I ever be normal again? Im only 20 years old please
I have it :D
It's not PSEUDO anything...and losing weight doesn't cure it. I've had it for 24 years. CSF is almost immediately replaced so withdrawals during an LP last for no time at all. My very first opening pressure was 61.
I have normal opening pressure which leads me to suspect the narcisstic doctors diagnosed me with a wrong condition… I suspect pituitary disorder or hypothalamus! And partially empty sella is an indication. If I had IIH I would have had relief with a spinal lumbar puncture which I did not. But the doctors wanted me on my merry way 😂😂😂
@@RosalinadasilSo what's your status now? I seem to have been diagnosed with Partially Empty Sella Tursica too
@@yashchopadey8169 I have IIH , I have veinous sinus stenosis , and will be getting a stent soon
It’s called Pseudo Tumor because is a clinical condition that resembles the presence of a brain tumor that is not there
Assigned female at birth??? What on earth???
Ok this women is bs. I am a male that is assigned male and have this. IIH. In fact Monday at the doctors. He saw the pressure blew out a bone in my ear .
@@user-ox1gz2ke7pdon’t believe them…. They diagnosed me with iih and I had normal pressure I’m still hunting for a diagnoses I suspect pituitary issues and partially empty sella
It's the neck....
Would you please explain your comment?
@rmuscat1276 I have degenerative disc's in my neck and lower back. It's completely unstable, and I feel it contributes to my flares. I also have lordosis of the spine, and ehlers danlos. I'm only speaking for myself, sorry to seem vague 💟
Who are assigned female at birth?
Women.
@@werewolffamguy8597 They should just say women. Trans women will know it doesn't apply to them because they're not real women.
u mean women? bro vid is emptier than my lecture
Did you say "assigned female at birth"? Wtf?
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What do you mean by "assigned female at birth"
This is medicine, and fact should remain as facts
Sex is ambiguous. Someone who present as female could have undescended testes or an extra Y chromosome but never know.
@@2percentth0t I thought those were syndromes
good news then that "assigned female at birth" is a fact.
@@reemalhatri he wants to convince me that because people with turners and Klinefelter's exist, it ultimately means calling a man a woman is normal. What the hell is he even talking about smh
What did they mean by that ?
Duh ! What is wrong with people!
Vit A in excess
What are you saying? Too much vitamin A or not enough
I can see this as a possibility. And if so too much. I have IIH.
Even when you look at vitamin A in excess symptoms its literally the same symptoms as IIH.
GIFT W O CUTT
so women are now "assigned female at birth"
and men are now "assigned male at birth"?
why do these terms sound like the titles of bad sitcoms?
It’s just iron deficiency!
Could you please elaborate on your comment or just tell me why you think that?