Idiopathic intracranial hypertension is a neurological disorder characterized by the abrupt increase in the intracranial pressure despite the absence of tumors or any other disorder. The condition is typically observed among women reaching a potent child bearing age. This is however, more commonly observed among obese women in comparison to those with normal weight. According to researches, the chances of the condition are around 1 in 100,000 women with normal weight. On the other hand, the chance of the same condition increases to 20 among every 100,000 women.
Unfortunately, the precise cause of the condition is unknown, many experts blame obstruction of cerebral venous outflow as the main reason for its flare-ups. Patients of this condition are distressed with headaches on a frequent or almost [...]