Meningitis
Spinal fever or meningitis is a serious inflammatory disease caused by a bacterial, fungal, viral or parasitic infection that affects the delicate tissue layer that covers the spinal cord and brain, leading to brain damage and, in some cases, death if the disease is not treated immediately. Young people, the elderly, immunodeficiency patients, medical laboratory staff, those who have eradicated spleen, migrants and travelers to affected areas, and pilgrims who are most vulnerable to the disease.
Vaccination of schizophrenia
Vaccination is the result of giving the patient or child a defective part of the pathogen causing the disease to identify the immune system, and then control, and prevent the development of the disease in the future, and available vaccines for species A, C, Y, W-135 only and there is no vaccination of strain B , And vaccination is given by injection in the form of 0.5 ml dose:
- It is recommended to give vaccination to children under the year in the outer part of the thigh muscle.
- It is recommended to give children of the age of the year and above vaccination in the form of a syringe in the dorsal muscle in the arm.
- It is recommended to give children with blood clotting problems vaccination in the form of injection under the skin to avoid bleeding.
Side Effects of Vaccination of Schizophrenia
- Pain and redness of the injection site.
- High temperature.
- Injection in some cases.
Causes of Schizophrenia
- Bacterial inflammation of the blood stream.
- The bacteria invade the membrane surrounding the brain directly, leading to an infection in the ear and sinuses.
- The occurrence of fractures within the skull, causing the presence of many bacteria that cause the fever of the fork, such as: Listeria, Hemophyllis, Nimokukas, and Mengukukas.
- Take medication that is wrong or allergic to a particular medicine or cancer.
Symptoms of schizophrenia
- Unusual nervousness, headaches, and mental confusion.
- Repeated vomiting.
- A sharp rise in temperature, and convulsions may lead to loss of consciousness.
- Fatigue, fatigue, and general weakness.
- Tears and pain in the back of the neck.
- Light Sensitivity.
Diagnosis of thoracic fever
Schizophrenia can be diagnosed by clinical examination and a sample of cerebrospinal fluid.
Treatment of thoracic fever
It is necessary to treat the condition in the hospital, isolation of the patient, and treatment by special antibiotics given to the patient intravenously for one or two weeks, and if the patient does not receive treatment quickly may be subject to the occurrence of undesirable complications, such as: epilepsy, deafness, And the decline in mental capacity, so doctors are advised to take vaccines for the disease of schizophrenia, especially in densely populated communities to prevent the disease.