Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with tuberculous meningitis a year ago. The long-term treatment has only achieved basic control of my condition, and I have not fully recovered. I really want to get better quickly and no longer be troubled by the disease. How should I treat this condition to get better?Doctor's answer:
Tuberculous meningitis is actually a common disease, but its diagnosis is often difficult, and the treatment period is long. Due to the blood-brain barrier, antitubercular drugs need to be broad-spectrum and high-concentration drugs. Common antitubercular drugs include streptomycin, isoniazid, rifampicin, etc. Develop good living habits, pay attention to personal hygiene, do not spit anywhere, ensure sufficient deep sleep, enhance nutrition, exercise appropriately, and maintain a positive mindset to prevent a decline in immunity.