Cause of hydrocephalus in adults?

Hydrocephalus is a brain disorder that is usually the result of an underlying problem within the skull.

In adults, the causes of hydrocephalus include brain damage due to stroke or injury, Alzheimer's disease, or obstruction of the ventricles. Often, the cause is unknown.

Hydrocephalus results when more fluid enters the brain than leaves. A blockage or swelling can stop fluid from draining. According to the NIH, The majority of cases of NPH are idiopathic...

What causes Hydrocephalus, is that some people were born with water on their branes.

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