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    CSF Leak vs. Runny Nose: How to Tell the Difference

    • "Rhinorrhea" is the medical term used to describe a runny nose. It is typically caused by viral infections like the common cold or flu as well as hay fever (allergic rhinitis), indoor allergies, sinus infections (sin… 展开

    Causes of A CSF Leak

    A CSF leak is a relatively rare condition that affects one out of every 100,000 people at some people in their lives. Females are more affected than males, as are people who have obesit… 展开

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    Complications

    Many CSF leaks require no treatment but those that are severe or persistent can place a person at increased risk of potentially serious complications such as: 1. Subdural hem… 展开

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    Diagnosing A CSF Leak

    If a CNS leak is suspected, the diagnosis will start with a physical exam and a review of your symptoms and medical history. A battery of tests will likely be ordered, including: 1. Ima… 展开

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    Treatment

    Minor CSF leaks will usually heal on their own in a matter of days to a week with bed rest and plenty of fluids. In fact, around 60% to 70% of CSF leaks caused by a traumatic injury … 展开

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    Can a CSF leak cause sinus problems?
    Leaking spinal fluid can cause a variety of sinus problems and other symptoms and lead to complications, such as meningitis and infections, so it’s important to have it treated. There are two distinct types of CSF leaks, depending on where the leak occurs. Sometime these can have different causes and symptoms. The types of leaks are:
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    Causes of A CSF Leak
    Complications
    Diagnosing A CSF Leak
    Treatment
    Can a CSF leak cause sinus problems?