Patient's question:
Son is eighteen years old this year, he got mild encephalitis, kept vomiting, suddenly fainted, how should he be treated?Doctor's answer:
Mild encephalitis is relatively dangerous in clinical diagnosis. Generally, it is considered to be caused by insect bites or simple meningococcal infection. For example, clinical diagnosis often involves issues such as nasal snuff contact with pathogens leading to upper respiratory tract infection. The treatment methods include the following: First, a thorough blood test; second, screening and testing of cerebrospinal fluid. It is necessary to identify the pathogen for treatment, and viral infections are usually the most challenging to treat.