Because this disease can cause grave illness and rapidly progress to death, it requires early diagnosis and treatment. The medical handbook for disease control lists common symptoms of this illness. A rash may begin as a flat, red eruption, mainly on the arms and legs. It may then evolve into a rash of small dots that do not change when applying pressure. Understanding the characteristic signs and symptoms of bacterial meningitis is critical and possibly lifesaving.
Symptoms can develop over several hours or days.
The health center has been informing students about the symptoms of this disease. Students can arrange an appointment with a physician, no comma to answer any questions and concerns. Wardenburg is recommending that all students who are living on or off campus who are under 30 years of age should receive vaccinations as soon as possible. I'd rather be safe than sorry. It seems like such a torturous experience having this disease.