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Ongoing tiredness
by Kelmo, Apr 16, 2008 07:47PM
I recently went through what I thought was the 'Flu'. I had severe body aches, slight headache with severe eye pressure and light sensitivity. I thought this was Sinus, but did not experience being stopped up although I 'Sounded' stopped up. I had severe shooting pains down the back of my skull into my neck. I slept most of the time. Experienced some nausea with just a slight turn of the head. After a week and a half I still haven't fully recovered. I am exhausted most of the time. I still have a fullness to my head. I went to my Primary Care Doctor and was seen by his PA. She diagnosed me with Viral Meningitis. I'm 46 years old and as a nurse I haven't seen this before within the Adult population. Does this sound like it could be the case?
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