Subdural hematoma in young people is mainly treated by surgery, and conservative observation and reversal of anticoagulation can also be used for treatment.
1. Surgical treatment: subdural hematoma with more serious and dangerous symptoms can be treated with surgery as prescribed by doctor. Common surgical procedures include drilling and drainage, craniotomy, and debridement.
2. Conservative observation: For small epidural hematoma with mild symptoms, temporary observation and regular follow-ups can be performed to monitor the dynamic changes of the hematoma and its recovery.
3. Reversal of anticoagulation: For patients who have previously taken anticoagulant drugs, before surgical intervention, vitamin K, unactivated plasminogen complex concentrate and other drugs should be taken orally under the guidance of the doctor to reverse the original oral anticoagulant therapy.
Patients found with epidural hematoma are advised to go to the hospital in time and get timely treatment under the guidance of the doctor in order to avoid delaying the condition.