Patient's question:
Two years ago, I suffered from tuberculous meningitis and was treated in the hospital. However, in this past period, I feel that my condition has worsened because every morning when I wake up, my head is in severe pain. So, what are the sequelae of tuberculous meningitis?Doctor's answer:
Tuberculous meningitis generally tends to cause brain tissue to be damaged again, which can lead to symptoms similar to those of a wife. It usually involves cerebrospinal fluid changes, with purulent alterations. Anti-tuberculosis drugs can be used for treatment. Careful observation may reveal a decrease in body temperature, and there may be a loss of consciousness. It is generally necessary to go to the hospital for follow-up, as careful observation may show a decrease in cerebrospinal fluid pressure.