Childhood headache can it be intracranial infection?

Patient's question:

Headache and vomiting, Initial diagnosis at Wenzhou Second People's Hospital for Children: Intracranial infection

Doctor's answer:

Hello, intracranial infection generally refers to diseases such as meningitis, encephalitis, brain abscess, and the like. The main symptoms are meningeal irritation symptoms and systemic infection symptoms, including headache, vomiting, coma, limb dysfunction, fever, etc. It is necessary to quickly identify the condition and actively treat it to avoid the condition worsening, making treatment difficult and leading to severe complications.