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Subject: Recurring Meningitis I have had recurring meningitis since I was a child. All the viral panels have come back negative, including varicella, herpes simplex 2, etc. I am 41 years old and it's getting a lot harder to rebound back. Any ideas on where to go from here? I've had 6 or 7 hospitalizations, numerous spinal taps, and I really am at a loss. There have been other times where the doctor has said "yes you have it, stay home and in bed." According to family and what I can count up, the total times I have had it now is 10 known cases. I would really appreciate any help you could give me. Or any ideas on where to go from here. Thanks. | |
