The treatment of bilateral frontal parietal chronic subdural hematoma includes general treatment, drug treatment and surgical treatment, and the specific treatment plan should be formulated according to the condition.
1. General treatment: bed rest, avoiding emotional fluctuation and strenuous exercise, and ensuring sufficient sleep.
2. Drug treatment: mainly used for patients with mild condition, no obvious clinical symptoms or mild symptoms, and CT suggests that there is no displacement of the midline. It mainly includes dehydration to reduce cranial pressure, hemostatic treatment and nutritional nerve treatment, etc. Commonly used drugs include mannitol, vitamin K, aminocaproic acid, etc., which should be used according to the doctor’s instruction.
3. Surgery: When the condition is serious, there are obvious signs and symptoms of neurological dysfunction, or cranial CT shows the presence of midline displacement, early surgical treatment is needed, including drilling and flushing drainage, craniectomy and hematoma removal.
In the case of bilateral frontal top chronic subdural hematoma, it is recommended to seek medical treatment as soon as possible, improve the cranial CT and other related examinations, and have the doctor formulate a reasonable treatment plan according to the patient’s actual condition.