Treating Ear Mites with Medication. 1  1. Get ear mite medication from your veterinarian or a reputable store. 2  2. Clean out as much of the dark buildup in the ear as you can. 3  3. Apply the medication.  4. Massage your petâs 1  ears. 5. Wipe away any excess.  6. Repeat the treatment.
CSF GLUCOSE. 1  Increased CSF glucose is a sign of high blood sugar. 2  Decreased CSF glucose may be due to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), bacterial or fungal infection (such as meningitis), tuberculosis, or certain other types of meningitis.
The CSF glucose is usually normal, but is depressed in 5% to 15% of cases of mumps meningitis (Jubelt 1984). Rarely, the glucose has been decreased in isolated cases of viral meningitis caused by other viruses (Jubelt and Lipton 1989; Rubeiz and Roos 1992; Chiou et al 1998). The CSF protein is usually normal to mildly elevated in the 50 to 100 mg/dL range. A Spanish study of infants younger than 3 months of age who presented with fever of unknown source found that 4.8% had enteroviral meningitis and 60% of those diagnosed did not have a CSF pleocytosis (Gomez et al 2012).