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Running Nose suspects csf leak
Hello,
I am having a continuous running nose from 3 years with sneezes. I was diagnosed to have eosinophilia and was prescribed for medicines. Then after I am taking precautions to be keep away from dust, cleaning, cold bath, head showers etc.
From last two weeks I am staying indoors safely. But, I have observed whenever I wakeup, my nasal cavity is completely filled with mucus (watery content mostly) which I am blowing out through nose. Literally, I have no cold either. I suppose it could be cerebri spinal leak. I would like to know whether there are any further diagnosis procedures to confirm it or any treatment required for it.
Thank you.
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Need beta transferrin study of discharge and ct cisternography consult neurosurgeon
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If u think it is car leak mostly previously there may history of head injury or brain surgery.
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consult a neurosurgeon
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