Current antibiotic treatment for this disease includes regular injections of either chloramphenicol or benzylpenicillin. Viral strains are rare; this disease is usually caused by a streptococcal bacterium, of which types B and C are the most often seen. Symptoms include rashes, severe headaches, and vomiting. The bacterium 
Current antibiotic treatment for this disease includes regular injections of either chloramphenicol or benzylpenicillin. Viral strains are rare; this disease is usually caused by a streptococcal bacterium, of which types B and C are the most often seen. Symptoms include rashes, severe headaches, and vomiting. The bacterium invades the subarachnoid space via the cerebrospinal fluid and causes inflammation of the pia mater, dura mater, and arachnoid. FTP, identify this disease that results from the inflammation of the outer covering of the brain and spinal cord.
Current antibiotic treatment for this disease includes regular injections of either chloramphenicol or benzylpenicillin.
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