Hydrocephalus is relatively easy to treat. Before treatment, it is advised to first perform a cranial CT scan or MRI on the patient to determine the type and severity of the hydrocephalus, and based on whether the patient currently shows significant clinical symptoms, decide if surgical treatment is necessary. Additionally, a cranial CT or MRI can help identify the cause of the hydrocephalus, such as whether there is an intracranial space-occupying lesion or if the cerebral fluid circulation pathway is obstructed for other reasons, leading to hydrocephalus. If treatment is deemed necessary, it is generally recommended to opt for ventriculo-peritoneal shunt surgery for the patient. Most patients can achieve good results after the surgical treatment.