What are the sequelae of encephalitis?

Encephalitis itself is a very serious disease, and since it cannot be completely eradicated after treatment, it is easy to cause sequelae of encephalitis. The main factors that cause encephalitis are viral and bacterial infections. Its clinical symptoms are also very obvious. Generally, the sequelae left after treatment are mostly some physical dysfunctions, such as movement disorders and dysphagia.

If sequelae of encephalitis occur, there will be some symptoms before that, such as sweating easily during the recovery period of the disease, and the dysfunction of body functions has already been manifested. In addition, it may also be accompanied by aphasia. So, what are the specific sequelae of encephalitis?

1. What are the sequelae of meningitis: Due to the different types of viruses, the manifestations of meningitis are also varied. Viral meningitis varies greatly in severity. Some people have high fever that does not go away, while others only have low fever. There are usually varying degrees of headaches, vomiting, poor mental complexion, drowsiness and excessive sleep. In severe cases, symptoms may include convulsions, coma, limb paralysis, and irregular breathing rhythm.

2. What are the sequelae of meningitis: Epidemic meningitis B (abbreviated as JE) is transmitted by virus-carrying mosquitoes and is most likely to cause high fever, convulsions, and coma. The disease develops suddenly, progresses rapidly, and has high disability and mortality rates.

3. What are the sequelae of meningitis: The sequelae of viral meningitis is epilepsy. Epilepsy, commonly known as epilepsy, is a brain dysfunction caused by sudden and brief excessive discharge of brain cells. The symptoms of sequelae of viral meningitis manifest as different disorders of movement, sensation, consciousness, autonomic nervous system, and spirit, or they may all exist simultaneously. Clinically, there is sudden loss of consciousness, sudden fall, convulsions of limbs, foaming at the mouth or making strange noises, and the patient is like a normal person after waking up.

After understanding the sequelae of encephalitis, if patients with encephalitis want to prevent these sequelae, they must pay attention to active treatment during treatment and do some related nursing work. Once the sequelae of encephalitis appear, timely treatment should be taken. Only in this way can the harm of the sequelae of encephalitis be reduced.