Patient's question:
Patient Age: 52Mom took an X-ray and said there was hydrocephalus. There's always a drill-like pain from the ears to the forehead! The patient has a bad temper and poor hearing, but an ear examination showed no problems. The patient was hospitalized for 15 days and used various medications, including glycerin, glycol, and others. The first two days showed significant improvement, but the pain still recurs, being intermittent. The patient went to a large hospital for specialist consultation and was told to use "Acetazolamide (Diamox tablets)," but the hospital didn't have it, and there were no prescriptions available. What should be done now!
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, Acetazolamide (Acetazolamide Tablets) is so hard to buy, it's almost unavailable. Suggestions: I suggest using 20% mannitol 250ml for intravenous push under the guidance of a doctor, while also administering Furosemide 40mg intravenously. If necessary, a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment should be considered.