Watch Out for Meningitis!

Meningitis is an infectious virus, which can turn fatal, if left uncured. Autumn is being considered the best time to raise awareness regarding the disease, as the virus can spread by means of air pores or through direct body contact.
It flourishes in close proximity surroundings like classrooms and dorms. Meningitis is the swelling and inflammation of the brain and/or spinal cord’s defensive membrane, and can be developed by way of bacteria or viruses.
There are a lot of evident signs, which can help recognize that a person has been contaminated with the disease. It can be useful for family and friends, as they can act quickly and call an ambulance right away.
Owing to the risks associated with disease, and its ability to transmit swiftly; there are various vaccines now offered in the market, which can provide defense against not all but the most widespread strand Men C.
The major signs of Meningitis comprise fever, confusion, repugnance to dazzling lights and bright noises, a stiff neck, nausea and a headache. Most of the times, a rash also accompanies the disease, but not necessarily all the time.
The Hour’s health specialist, Dr. Debbie Wake said, "It’s a good time of the year to think about it with people sharing dining halls and dorms. Newvaccines being given out to infants at school offer some protection but you must be on your guard”.