Cerebral tuberculosis
Cerebral tuberculosis is also known as cerebral spasm. Cerebral tuberculosis is caused by tuberculosis worms invading the brain and damaging the brain nerves. The basic symptoms of cerebral tuberculosis are fever, night sweats, headaches, vomiting, stiff neck, lethargy, and convulsions. This disease is equivalent to tuberculous meningitis and brain tuberculoma in Western medicine.
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Site of disease:
Brain -
Infectious :
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Frequent population:
More common in children and young people -
Related symptoms:
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Concurrent disease: