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07/12/2012 12:27 AM

CSF leak in spine

mlccc2

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Has anyone ever had a CSF (Cerebral Spinal Fluid) leak in their back? I'm trying to see if anyone shares the same symptoms I have which include lower back pain, heart palpitations, bouts of shaking, annoying calf pain, complete inability to sleep on my stomach, sharp head pain and numerous other neurological problems. I don't have the typical one nostril drip. Thanks for your time!

07/12/2012 07:54 PM Top
sacredriver Posts: 127 Member	Was this in relationship to a pituitary resection surgery? My CSF leak was in my brain during surgery, so I think it is different than what you are asking. But tell us more as I have not heard about one in the back? Previous discussions I participated in: Help Needed pit tumor, surgery scheduled Recently diagnosed, just some questions
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