Meningitis

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Meningitis is a life threatening disease which can be caused by bacteria, viruses and microorganisms[1]. It causes swelling of the membrane protecting the brain and the spinal cord therefore is a very dangerous condition, if not treated it results in death[2]. Meningitis is treated using antibiotics most commonly and can be detected by a number of symptons including; stiff kneck, headache, a fever, vomiting and rashes[3].   

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