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Learning Disabilities in Children with Hydrocephalus
Learning disabilities (difficulties) are not uncommon in kids with hydrocephalus. Parents must be prepared to act early to give their child the best chance for success.
Read MoreIndividualized Education Program (IEP)
Guidance for parents so they can learn how to develop and maintain good communication between with school personnel.
Read MoreNPH and Comorbidities
NPH can frequently co-exist with other age-related neurologic and medical conditions that may produce similar symptoms.
Read MoreYou or Your Loved One Has Just Been Diagnosed – What’s Next?
Have you or a loved one been newly diagnosed with hydrocephalus? We’re here to help you on this journey!
Read MoreTransition Initiative: Transitioning from Pediatric to Adult Care
A major milestone in a young adult living with hydrocephalus is the transition from pediatric to adult medical care. Learn about the HA Transition Initiative.
Read MorePrimary Care Needs of Children with Hydrocephalus
Children with hydrocephalus may have life-long special health needs. It’s key that caregivers understand hydrocephalus to provide the right primary healthcare.
Read MoreSocial Skills Development in Children with Hydrocephalus
Some kids with hydrocephalus face difficulty developing their social skills. This article talks about those difficulties and suggests tools for overcoming them.
Read MoreMedical Alert IDs and Hydrocephalus
Without proper ID of a medical condition, common symptoms can be misdiagnosed and appropriate care could be jeopardized or delayed. Learn more about Medical Alert IDs.
Read MoreLiving Independently
Hydrocephalus can affect your independence and day-to-day needs, and there are additional considerations to keep in mind. Learn more about living independently and hydrocephalus.
Read MoreDriving and Hydrocephalus
Driving is often seen as a rite of passage into adulthood. However, it’s not uncommon for individuals with hydrocephalus to experience challenges.
Read MoreBullying and Hydrocephalus
Bullying. We hold on to the 1950s image of the big kid on the playground taunting, name-calling, pushing, and intimidating other children.
Read MoreEpilepsy and Hydrocephalus
Epilepsy is common in people with hydrocephalus. Of individuals with shunted hydrocephalus, an estimated 20% have epilepsy
Read MoreVision and Hydrocephalus
Some children and adults with hydrocephalus develop vision (eye) problems.
Read MoreChronic Pain and Hydrocephalus
Many people with hydrocephalus experience chronic pain although the exact numbers are unknown.
Read MoreSeeking a Second Opinion
Even though second opinions are a common and accepted practice in medicine, many people feel uncomfortable asking for them.
Read MoreHow to be an Assertive Member of the Treatment Team
People with hydrocephalus and their caregivers are highly encouraged to become active, assertive members of their treatment team.
Read MoreWhat to Ask Your Doctor about NPH
Creating and maintaining a good relationship with qualified doctors is vital in overall healthcare planning. We have compiled lists of questions.
Read MoreWhat to Ask Your Doctor about Teens with Hydrocephalus
Creating and maintaining a good relationship with qualified doctors is vital in overall healthcare planning. We have compiled lists of questions.
Read MoreWhat to Ask Your Doctor About Infants and Children with Hydrocephalus
Creating and maintaining a good relationship with qualified doctors is vital in overall healthcare planning. We have compiled lists of questions.
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