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I had stroke on my first birth day due to a artery in the brain didn't fully develope? |
1)The doctor tells me that I have a water pocket on the right side of my brain. What is that? 1] hydrocephalus is the medical term for 'water on the brain', it's actually a build up of cerebrospinal fluid. [ which can be caused by a hemorrhage ] |
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