How to treat cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea

The specific treatment of cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea must be combined with the specific situation of the patient. Some patients, if caused by enlarged pituitary tumors and destruction of the skull, generally require pituitary tumor resection and local skull occlusion. If the patient has a fracture of the skull caused by a traumatic brain injury, the patient will usually rest and the fracture will heal over time, and the symptoms of cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea will improve. If the patient has a central nervous system infection caused by cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea, these patients need to be treated with anti-infection drugs, but the patient should also rest more to prevent colds.