Infections of the Nervous System

Infections of the Nervous System

Timely Diagnosis. Targeted Treatment. Lifesaving Care.

Infections of the nervous system can be life-threatening and often require immediate medical attention. These infections affect the brain, spinal cord, and surrounding tissues, leading to symptoms that may range from mild confusion to seizures and coma. At Rochana Medical Center, we specialize in the early detection, accurate diagnosis, and comprehensive management of neurological infections under the expert care of Dr. Umesh T, a Senior Consultant Neurologist with over 31 years of experience.

Common Neurological Infections We Treat:
  • Meningitis (bacterial, viral, fungal, or tuberculous)

  • Encephalitis (including viral, autoimmune, and post-infectious types)

  • Brain abscess

  • Neurocysticercosis (parasitic infection of the brain)

  • Tuberculosis of the brain and spine (TB meningitis, tuberculoma)

  • HIV-related neurological disorders

  • Post-COVID neurological complications

  • Sepsis-related brain dysfunction

These infections can occur at any age and may be primary or secondary to systemic illness. Prompt treatment is critical to prevent long-term damage or death.

Symptoms to Watch For:
  • Severe headache

  • Fever with confusion or disorientation

  • Neck stiffness

  • Seizures or altered consciousness

  • Speech or vision problems

  • Muscle weakness or paralysis

  • Behavioral changes or hallucinations

If you or a loved one experiences any of these symptoms, immediate neurological evaluation is essential.

Our Approach to Care

At Rochana Medical Center, our treatment strategy includes:

  • Rapid diagnosis with MRI/CT scans, lumbar puncture (CSF analysis), and blood tests

  • Targeted antimicrobial therapy (antibiotics, antivirals, antifungals)

  • Anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive treatments if immune-mediated

  • Seizure management and supportive care

  • Neurocritical care for severe cases requiring ICU support

  • Long-term rehabilitation and follow-up