Meningitis 25 February 2013

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Types of Meningitis 2 Symptoms 2

Diagnosis 2 Treatment Options 3 Statistics 3 More Information 3

Biography 4

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this movement in a small number of unfor-

tunate people remains the subject of re-

search. With viral meningitis, the viruses

responsible can be picked up through poor

hygiene or polluted water.

The bacteria which cause bacterial men-

ingitis live in the back of the nose and

throat region and are carried at any

given time by between 10% and 25% of

the population. It causes meningitis

when it gets into the bloodstream and

travels to the meninges. What triggers

Symptoms of Meningitis

What Causes Meningitis

M e n i n g i t i s

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The types of

meningitis:

Bacterial meningitis

Aseptic meningitis

If you have meningitis, include fever and also vomiting,

major headaches, rashes everywhere and anywhere on

the body, and a stiff neck. The stiff neck is more com-

mon with older people not with children.

Also, if you have meningitis, you will have a dislike of

bright lights, you will get very sleepy, always confused

and delirious, and you might get seizures.

Types of Meningitis

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Depending on the severity of meningitis,

there are different treatment options.

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How is it Spread?

Both are spread by coughing, sneez-

ing and kissing but they should not be

regarded as either water-borne or air-

borne. It is a mistake to assume that

the viruses and bacteria can be blown

in the wind and float in water because

they cannot live for very long outside

the human body. So it can basically be

spread from a person to person, not

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