AshleyKi

483d

I haven't seen a neurologist since 2000. I'm 36 years old and I have had no shunt issues since I was 13. Should I still see a neurologist?

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    • Jessie14

      356d

      I was told to check in with my neuro annually but otherwise to not worry unless I had issues

    • butters35

      483d

      If it's not bothering you I just say leave it be

    • Nesta

      482d

      It wouldn’t hurt to see one if you can get in.

    • Hydrohead1989

      482d

      I would. I'm not sure where you're from but having one assigned to you would be helpful for when things go wrong. Mine retired when I was 5 and I didn't have problems until I was 24. Thankfully it was a slow malfunction because from referral to the actual appointment, it took about a month. A month of agony.

      • Hydrohead1989

        482d

        @Hydrohead1989 I'm from the US so you can understand how that happened.

    • Sg1fan23477

      400d

      Yes, it is best to get your shunt checked because there is a possibility of calcification. And you may want to get it checked to make sure it is working properly

    • Sg1fan23477

      400d

      I myself am in the process of locating a neurologist as well. It’s been 8 years since my shunt was last checked. It’s difficult finding a reliable one

    • Jessie14

      356d

      I was told to check in with my neuro annually but otherwise to not worry unless I had issues

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