Intracranial venous disorders are problems with the veins inside the brain. These veins help carry blood back to the heart. Disorders like cerebral venous thrombosis or venous malformations can disrupt this flow, leading to serious issues like headaches, seizures, or even strokes. Diagnosis involves brain scans like MRIs or CT scans. Treatment depends on the specific disorder but may include medications to thin the blood, procedures to open blocked veins, or surgery to remove abnormal vessels. Early detection and treatment are crucial for preventing complications and improving the patient's overall health.