Celebale Ascites is a liquid accumulation of cavities (stripes) present in the depth of the brain, and the accumulated fluids increase the size of the signs and cause pressure on the brain. The cerebrospinal fluid flows into the normal position through the stomachs and encloses the brain and the spine, but the pressure caused by the hyperplasia of the pipeline fluid can harm the brain tissue that causes a group of symptoms associated with brain function. Esoplastic infection can occur at any age, but it occurs more frequently between babies and adults at the age of 60 and more. Surgery can return the cerebral fluid to healthy levels, and also hold it, and symptoms associated with cerebral hidation can be controlled by some treatment methods. Symptoms of cerebral ascites The symptoms of brain disorder differ depending on the age group. Common symptoms of the head of the head at the babies include the following: Changes in the head: Increase the size of the head of the normal rate. A rapid increase in the size of the baby’s head. Pofline or tighten the soft spot up the head. Physical symptoms: nausea and vomiting. Feel drowsiness or inactivity, known as “al -nayyan”. Ease of arousal. Malnutrition. Epilepsy attacks. The eyes below, known as “Eye Staring”. Problems of muscle tension and muscle strength. Young or older children for customized children and older children, symptoms include the following: Physical symptoms: Headache. Vaccination of vision, or the double of it. Abnormal eyes movements. The baby’s head is enlarged. Feel sleepy, or lethargy. Nausea, or vomiting. Difficult balance. Reduced car harmony. Poor appetite. Loss of ability to control urination, and regular urination. Behavioral and cognitive changes: ease of arousal. Change in the character. Delayed academic achievement. Delay, or problems with previously acquired skills, such as walking or talking. Youth and average ages include common symptoms in this age group: Headache. Inactivity. Loss of kinetic consistency, or loss of balance. Loss of bladder control, or repeated need to urinate. Vision problems. Memory -back exit, low concentration and other thinking skills that can affect work performance. Older adults include symptoms of the most common encephalopathy among adults at the age of 60 and more than the following: loss of control of urination, or the repeated need to urinate. amnesia. The gradual loss of thinking skills, or other arguments. Struggling to walk, and is often described as slow movements, or a feeling that two feet are stuck. Poor kinetic consistency, or balance. Causes of cerebral hydroidism leads to the head falling from the imbalance between the amount of cerebral fluid secreted by the body, and the amount in the bloodstream. The tissues that the stains of the brain, cerebrospinal fluid, flowing through the signs, are secreted by channels, and then the fluid eventually flows into the gaps around the brain and the spine, and the blood vessels are mainly absorbed into the tissue of the brain. Competent cerebral fluid plays an important role in the work of the brain by: enabling the heavy brain relatively in the skull. The brain was fed to protect it from injuries. Get rid of brain metabolism. The flow is back and forth between the brain cavity and the spine, and this flow maintains the stability of the pressure in the brain, and then allows changes to the blood pressure in the brain. The enormous increase in the cerebrospinal fluid in the ventricles may occur as a result of one of the following causes: blockage: partial blockage in the flow of the cerebrospinal fluid is one of the most common causes of the enormous increase in the cerebrospinal fluid in the stomach, and can prevent the other. Brain. Angryness: One of the least common causes is a problem to absorb the cerebral fluid. It is often associated with the inflammation of the brain tissue due to a disease or injury. Excessive liquid discharge: In rare cases, the cerebrospinal fluid quickly becomes more sorted than its uptake. The diagnosis of cerebral ascites is usually the diagnosis of cerebral hydropathy usually depends on the following: the symptoms that the patient feels. General physical examination. Nerve examination. Image tests for the brain. Nerve examination The type of nerve examination depends on the age of a person, and a healthcare specialist can ask a few questions, and simple tests are performed to assess the condition of muscles, the ability to move, overall health and sensory functions. Brain imagery helps image tests to diagnose enemies, and can also determine the causes of the symptoms. Celebal treatment can be used to use one of the two surgical treatment for the treatment of the head of the head: The shift is that the most common way to treat hydrocphans is the introduction of a drainage system, which is called the shift, consisting of a long flexible tube with a valve, the flow of brain fluids retains and retains in the right. The one end of the tube is usually placed in one of the stains of the brain. Thereafter, the tube is transferred under the skin, to another part of the body, such as the stomach or one of the heart rooms. Which helps to absorb excess fluid more easily. People with cerebral watering usually have to use a shift system for the rest of their lives, and it requires regular follow -up. The end of the third ventricular analog can undergo surgery, called the third ventricle with inner endoscopy, in which the surgeon uses a small video camera to photograph what is going on in the brain, after which the surgeon opens a hole at the bottom of one of the two strokes, leaving the flow of the cerebral fluid outside the brain. Complications can occur as a result of these two surgical procedures, and the transfer systems can stop the drainage of the cerebral fluid, or perhaps the transfer systems can regulate the drainage process in an unhealthy way; Due to automatic problems, blockage or exposure to infection. Complications include ventricle, bleeding and infection. Complications of surgery should require immediate care, surgery or other interventions, and in the case of fever, or symptoms of ascites, appear to be an appointment with the doctor. Other treatments for cerebral hydroidism, some people with head, especially children, may need supportive treatments, and the need for these treatments depends on the complications of the head of the head in the long run. Perhaps children who go to school may need special educational services, and teachers with special educational services can handle learning difficulties, identify educational needs and help to find the necessary resources. Adults with more serious complications may require the services of specialists for work treatment, social workers, or they may need to be offered to specialists to care for dementia or other medical experts.
Celebale ascites … symptoms that require surgical intervention
