adenovirus <\/a>infection is neurological inflammation. Should the virus enter the nervous system, it may attack the nerves at the base of the skull, causing various disturbances in normal neurological function.
<\/p>\n\n\n\nAs a result of the infection, patients may start to experience involuntary muscular contractions, as well as sudden uncontrollable jolts in the arms or legs. While none of these symptoms are life-threatening, they are cause for concern, as it could mean the presence of meningitis bacteria infecting the patient. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Since the symptoms for adenovirus and meningitis are reasonably similar, the patient should seek an immediate medical diagnosis for their condition. Most of the neurological symptoms presented by adenovirus fade after the infection start to clear, and there is no lasting damage to the brain or nervous system from the adenovirus infection. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Patients experiencing neurological problems such as tremors and convulsions should try drinking some chamomile tea. The polyphenols found in chamomile tea, help to calm the nervous system. This sedating effect reduces the intensity and frequency of the attacks or twitches.
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