post dural puncture headache

What are the Risk Factors for PDPH?

Several factors can increase the risk of developing PDPH, including:
Age (younger patients are at higher risk)
Female gender
Lower body mass index (BMI)
Poor hydration status
Needle size and type used during the procedure
Multiple puncture attempts

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