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I always get copies of my tests and medical reports after my visits to have for my personal records. Upon reading the reports of my shunt xrays from y ER visit, a kink was noticed in my shunt tubing near the valve. Noone ever said anything to me about this. They saw the kink in the first shunt xray, and took another shunt xray 4 hours later to verify that it was a kink...and it was. Now, I would think that this kink could be the cause of my problems. What do you think? If there is a kink, do I definitely need surgery to fix it?
Any similar experiences, advice, or comments is appreciated.