Patient's question:
Feeling unwell, what's going on? How is tuberculous meningitis treated?Doctor's answer:
Tuberculous meningitis, most of which is caused by the transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, is a form of meningitis. Its clinical diagnostic symptoms primarily manifest as headache, low-grade fever, excessive thirst, and other symptoms. In severe cases, symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and impaired consciousness may reappear. Patients with tuberculous meningitis should be hospitalized at tuberculosis hospitals or prevention and control centers for detailed treatment. Patients with tuberculous meningitis should seek hospitalization and treatment as early as possible to avoid severe adverse consequences.