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It has been noticed from past 2 weeks that when I bend down water drops from nose. This happens once in a while.. I have history of prediabetes vitamin b12 and vitamin d deficiency and anxiety disorder..
Could someone please suggest if its normal.
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Hi is it associated with headache? Any history of trauma or previous nose surgery done? Is it sticky in nature ?
If it's increasing please get tested for B2 transferrin level also you can send nasal fluid for CSF analysis
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If after bending down clear fluid is coming then it gives the suspicion of CSF Rhinorrhea.
Get beta 2 transferrin test from csf done.
Do HRCT PNS scan to get site of leak.
Next Steps
avoid sternous activity, straining activity
Get Medicine doctor visit for diabetes and Psychiatrist appointment for Anxiety disorder
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soft diet. stool softner for few days
most of the times it resolves. if not get endoscopy done at nearby ENT clinic.
surgery may be required to stop the leak from Brain.
It may be Running nose, as of in allergic rhinitis.
visit Nearby ENT clinic.
You need to exclude CSF Rhinorrhoea.
A cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) rhinorrhoea occurs when there is a fistula between the dura and the skull base and discharge of CSF from the nose.
CSF rhinorrhea or liquorrhoea commonly occurs following head trauma (fronto-basal skull fractures), as a result of intracranial surgery, or destruction lesions.
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As per ur history it might be CSF rhinorrhea (kindly get consulted to rule out this condition) and for further managment
Kindly donot worry
Let it drip onto a white handkerchief. Let it dry. If the dried area is stiff as if cloth has been starched, it is CSF Rhinorrhea. This requires surgery after a Contrast enhanced CT scan of your nose and paranasal sinuses to identify the breach/leak.
If not CSF rhinorrhea, could be fungal sinusitis. Either way, you need to meet a good ENT Surgeon asap.
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