What to do with the sequelae of type B meningitis

Type B meningitis is also a type of meningitis. It is an acute infectious disease transmitted by mosquito bites. Type B meningitis also has sequelae, and problems may still exist after treatment. Many people are not clear about what to do with the sequelae of type B meningitis, and they must pay attention to care.

1. The residual neurological and psychiatric symptoms more than six months after contracting Japanese encephalitis are called sequelae of Japanese encephalitis. The most common sequelae include aphasia, dysphagia, limb paralysis, confusion, intellectual disability, incontinence, mental disorder and epilepsy. There is no specific medicine for the sequelae of Japanese encephalitis. Treatment methods include dialectical treatment based on traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, ear acupuncture, electroacupuncture, massage, physical therapy, functional exercise, and surgical treatment. As long as you receive selective treatment under the guidance of a doctor and persist in the treatment for one to two years, you may be able to recover your health.

2. Sequelae of type B encephalitis: Do not be too hungry or too full. Daily care for sequelae of encephalitis is critical to the recovery of sequelae of encephalitis. Reasonable care not only helps the patient's recovery, but sometimes can also make the patient happy. Since patients lie in bed all day long, they will think too much and affect their mood. Care for the sequelae of encephalitis can prevent patients from having wild thoughts during treatment.

3. Eat more foods containing bile alkaloids. The human brain contains a large amount of acetylcholine. The content of acetylcholine in the brain of people with memory loss is significantly reduced, especially in the elderly. Supplementing acetylcholine is one of the effective ways to improve memory. Fish, lean meat, eggs (especially egg yolks), etc. are rich in bile alkaloids.