Usually affecting people over 60, Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (or NPH) causes a build up of excess fluid in the brain. This puts additional pressure on the blood vessels and brain tissue, leading to a range of serious symptoms.
NPH (Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus) is an excessive build-up of fluid in the head which can result in mobility problems, forgetfulness and confusion.
Here at Shine, we offer a range of information and resources to support people living with a range of conditions. Click before for some key information of note for those with Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus, as well as some downloadable tools you can use day to day.
Whether you're living with normal pressure hydrocephalus, or caring for someone who does, Shine has a host of useful resources to help you raise awareness and get the support you need throughout the campaign, and beyond.
Join us throughout Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Awareness Week from 13th - 19th May for a series of special events covering a range of topics most important to you, online and in person.
All events are now available to book by clicking on the link below.
One of the simplest ways to raise awareness is by adding our banners to your social media pages and letting friends and family know that you're supporting the campaign.
Choose from the options below to personalise your page, and don't forget to tag @ShineUKCharity
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus shares many characteristics with two other conditions, Hydrocephalus and the far rarer Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension. For more information about these conditions, click here.
