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Asked for Male | 42 Years

Experiencing rebound headaches after CSF leak treatment

Patient's Query

Had a blood patch on Wednesday for a CSF leak, having now what I would call rebound headaches any advise please

Answered by Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Rebound headaches are common after treating CSF leaks. They occur when the brain becomes accustomed to painkillers and protests when they wear off. To deal with them, try not to overuse pain medicines. Reduce their intake gradually, keep yourself hydrated, and maintain a regular sleep pattern. If they persist, seek further advice from a neurologist.

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