Meningitis


Meningitis is also called brain fever. It is usually caused by infection with viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, and certain organisms. Physical defects or a weakened immune system may be linked to recurrent bacterial meningitis. This is a type of infection that causes swelling in the membranes that protect the brain and spinal cord. In most cases the cause is a virus. However, some non-infectious causes of meningitis also exist.














Symptoms of Rubella:


• In young children, the following symptoms should be observed


- crying loudly or moaning


- fast or abnormal breathing


- pale or rashy face


- red or purple spots



• In older children, the following symptoms should be observed


- stiff neck


- severe pain in back and joints


- throbbing headache


- Irritation by bright light


- very cold hands and feet


   to tremble


- breathing rapidly


• Muscle pain


• Cold hands and feet


• Fever


• Headache


• Vomit



Ayurvedic treatment:



• Give complete rest to the body.


• Keep the patient in a dark and quiet room.


• Do not take liquid food. Take ORS solution in warm water.


• Give pomegranate juice to the patient and also make him consume garlic.


• To reduce body temperature, apply ice cubes wrapped in cloth.

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