Brain & Nerves

Hydrocephalus

Accumulation of Fluid in the Head Causing Enlargement and Pressure

9 remedies

Overview

Hydrocephalus is a condition where fluid accumulates in the head, causing it to swell. This can put pressure on the brain and lead to various neurological symptoms.

Remedies often used

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Hedera Helix

Clear flow of fluid through the nose

  • Sudden onset of headache, nausea, and vomiting
  • Bulging fontanels (soft spots) in infants
  • Increased head circumference

Bulging fontanelles (soft spots on the head)

  • Bulging of the fontanelles (soft spots on the head)
  • Swollen, pale face
  • Listlessness and drowsiness
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Rolling of the head and waking from sleep as if frightened

  • Rolling of the head
  • Waking from sleep as if frightened
  • Hot occiput and cold forehead
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Strabismus (crossed eyes) and elaborate respiration

  • Elaborate, labored respiration
  • Dilated pupils with automatic limb movements
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See a doctor if

  • Sudden, severe headache
  • Vomiting, especially if it wakes the person from sleep
  • Changes in vision, such as blurred or double vision
  • Seizures or loss of consciousness
  • Difficulty breathing or irregular breathing patterns

Everyday tips

  • Ensure the person gets plenty of rest and avoids strenuous activities
  • Provide a calm, quiet environment to help manage symptoms
  • Offer a balanced diet with adequate hydration
  • Use gentle, supportive therapies like massage or light stretching
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  • Engage in activities that stimulate the senses, like listening to soothing music
  • Consider using a humidifier to maintain proper moisture levels

Related health issues

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