Sinusitis is the name of this disease. Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen Qi Jue Lun was published. Commonly known as brain leakage (see Yue Quan Shu's nasal syndrome), also known as brain collapse (see Surgical be adept at, Volume III), brain seepage (see Six Essentials of Medical Canon), brain diarrhea (Puji Fang, Volume 57), brain smoothing, brain tuberculosis control, and brain sand control (see medical records, Volume 65) refer to nasal diseases characterized by turbid nose and excessive runny nose. Its name comes from crying, not just dripping water. It is one of the common and frequently-occurring diseases in rhinology.
"Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen Qi Jue Lun": "When gallbladder heat moves to the brain, it will stimulate the nose. If the nose is deep, it will be turbid. " After the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic Su Wen, doctors in past dynasties have discussed this disease more. According to its pathogenesis, location, symptoms and "brain entering the nose", there are other diseases, such as brain leakage, brain seepage, brain sparse and brain tuberculosis treatment.
Authentic Surgery Volume 4: "Brain leakage, also known as sinusitis. It is always condensed into the brain by cold and evaporated by the sun. He has a runny nose, yellow water, dribs and drabs, long wet and dry, and his head has been dizzy for a long time. "
Brain infiltration is similar to acute sinusitis and chronic sinusitis in western medicine. It is more common in acute rhinitis, chronic rhinitis, acute sinusitis, chronic sinusitis, acute paranasal sinusitis and chronic paranasal sinusitis, and can also be seen in severe chronic sinusitis.
The incidence of brain infiltration is high, which affects work and study, and even causes serious complications and adverse consequences, and should be actively prevented.
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