Encephalitis

Encephalitis is a complex disease associated with inflammation of the human brain. Often referred to as a viral infection, the disease can be caused by bacteria, parasites, fungi, or autoimmune diseases. In addition, encephalitis can also appear due to severe head trauma, such as after an accident or severe bruising, or as a result of…

After treatment for encephalitis, you should be prepared because recovering can be long and difficult. Encephalitis affects the brain, so neurons (nerve cells in the brain) are affected. People with encephalitis experience effects similar to those of strokes, head injuries, and other brain diseases. These are usually associated with cognitive and speech impairment. All these…

Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain that develops due to a viral or bacterial infection against the background of acute poisoning or an autoimmune lesion. Potentially, any virus can cause encephalitis, but not everyone infected will suffer from the disease. There may also be difficulties in concentration, behavior, speech, and memory loss. In sporadic…