Benign intracranial hypertension also referred to as intracranial hypertension or pseudo cerebri, caused due to the increased pressure of cerebrospinal fluid inside the skull. The accumulation of excess cerebrospinal fluid around the brain and the spinal cord creates pressure over the brain and on the optic nerve, which may cause vision problems.
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Why am I suffering from poor imbalances, difficulty in standing and swallowing, and dizziness?
Query: Hello doctor, I am suffering from poor balance, difficulty in swallowing, tingling in the fourth and fifth fingers of both hands, difficulty in standing for more than three minutes, slow heart rate, and dizziness. All the symptoms started suddenly nine years ago. Could you please check my magnetic r... Read Full »
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