The brain is the commander of the human body, and once problems occur in the brain, all body functions will erupt one after another, and cannot be ignored. Hydrocephalus is one of the most common disorders today. The cerebrospinal fluid in the brain is quantitatively present and circulated, and if it is produced in excess, its absorption is impaired or its circulation pathway is blocked, hydrocephalus can occur. Once hydrocephalus is formed, patients may experience headache symptoms of varying degrees, accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Hydrocephalus can also affect the patient’s intelligence and induce cognitive dysfunction. If the disease continues to develop, it can lead to acute intracranial pressure increase and induce brain herniation, which can endanger the patient’s life. Will hydrocephalus absorb on its own? There are always some patients who do not have a thorough understanding of the dangers of the disease and have the hope that it can be cured by itself. Here we can tell you for sure that when the amount of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain accumulates too much, there is basically no possibility of self-absorption. If left untreated, the longer it is delayed, the greater the risk will be. Therefore, it is imperative to actively seek treatment for hydrocephalus in the hospital. The medical treatment for hydrocephalus is mainly surgical, supplemented by medication. At present, many hospitals use hydrocephalus shunts to treat hydrocephalus, using a tube to drain the excess cerebrospinal fluid inside the brain into the abdominal cavity and absorb it. The whole procedure is very strict, and the slightest mistake may lead to failure. Moreover, there are usually more complications after conventional hydrocephalus shunts, and a more specialized and comprehensive technique is needed to obtain a better treatment result.