Patient's question:
When I was a child, I had meningitis. It is said that there may be sequelae, and I would like to ask the doctor what the sequelae of meningitis are?Doctor's answer:
For patients with meningitis, most will never experience sequelae again, only a very small number of patients may lead to abnormal hearing, low intelligence, delayed growth and development, and so on. Some patients with meningitis may develop epilepsy. Secondly, if sequelae reappear, rehabilitation treatment is required. Moreover, the rehabilitation treatment period is relatively long, generally lasting about a year.