Brain abscess ulceration symptoms?

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Brain abscess rupture refers to the invasion of bacteria into brain tissue after trauma, and the formation of pus cavity in brain tissue. There are three main ways to cause traumatic brain abscess, including the direct entry of bacteria into brain tissue, the direct contact with bacteria after brain tissue expansion, and the communication between skull cavity and contaminated or infected areas. Among them, it is the most common that the articles with bacteria enter the brain tissue directly. Staphylococcus aureus was the most likely bacteria to cause traumatic brain abscess, followed by hemolytic streptococcus and anaerobic Streptococcus. Brain abscess ulceration symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Brain abscess ulceration symptoms?

Traumatic brain abscess has no characteristic clinical manifestations and is easy to be missed or misdiagnosed. In the early stage of brain abscess formation, in the stage of acute inflammation, there will be headache, fever, increased intracranial pressure, limited neurological dysfunction and other symptoms, which are easily covered by brain trauma.

After the formation of brain abscess, there will be headache, increased intracranial pressure, drowsiness and occasional epilepsy. These symptoms are similar to intracranial space occupying lesions, and there are no characteristic clinical symptoms or signs and characteristics of intracranial infection. If the abscess is located in the brain functional area, it will cause the corresponding symptoms of nerve defect.

When bacteria just invade the brain, there will be symptoms of acute encephalitis or meningitis, such as general discomfort, fever, headache and vomiting, which will be relieved within 2-3 weeks. After the abscess is formed, the patient's temperature will drop, low temperature or normal temperature will appear, and the compression symptoms in the brain will be aggravated.

matters needing attention

Brain hernia and brain abscess rupture are two serious crises of brain abscess, which often lead to death. The brain hernia caused by traumatic brain abscess is similar to that caused by intracranial space occupying lesions. After brain abscess burst, there will be high fever, coma, convulsions and other symptoms.