Post by Dr Esther Nsa Akachukwu (@dr_esther_nsa_akachukwu)

Knock knock!! I don come again ooo, how una dey oooo. Yes oooo still on the matter of Hydrocephalus awareness.

DAY 19 — WALKING, MEMORY & BLADDER CHANGES

🚶🏽🧠🚽 THREE CHANGES FAMILIES SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

In NPH, changes in walking may appear as difficulty walking, slower movement or balance problems.

Cognitive changes may include problems with thinking or memory.

Bladder symptoms may also occur.
But here's the important part:

These symptoms need professional assessment because several conditions can cause similar problems.

💬 QUESTION:
Why do you think older adults sometimes have their symptoms mistaken for “normal ageing”?
Let's discuss respectfully. ❤️

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#30DaysOfAwareness
#KnowTheSigns
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Knock knock!! I don come again ooo, how una dey oooo. Yes oooo still on the matter of Hydrocephalus...

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Augustine Chiagozie: Many people dismiss warning signs as ageing, which can delay proper diagnosis and treatment.
JulietUlom: Welcome back! ❤️👏 This is such an important awareness topic. Sometimes, families assume these changes are just part of ageing and don't realise that medical attention may be needed. Early recognition and proper assessment can make a difference. Thank you for continuing to educate us! 🙏❤️

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JulietUlom: Welcome back! ❤️👏 This is such an important awareness topic. Sometimes, families assume these changes are just part of ageing and don't realise that medical attention may be needed. Early recognition and proper assessment can make a difference. Thank you for continuing to educate us! 🙏❤️