Where does meningitis live in our bodies?!
Question: It resides in the interstitial fluid between the meninges, which are thin layers of tissue in the skull and spinal column.
Answers: It resides in the interstitial fluid between the meninges, which are thin layers of tissue in the skull and spinal column.
the meninges which are the different layers of tissue surounding the brain and the length of the spinal cord. You can have meningitis in the brain or even the spinal cord. There is also bacterial or viral meningitis.
meninigitis is an infection of the lining around the brain. I don't think it is always in your body, but several viruses & bacteria can cause an inflammation of this lining called the meninges.
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Your meninges are in the brain.
I think you may not have a good idea of what meningitis is. Meningitis simply means: inflammation of the meninges. The meninges are the outer part of the brain. So all Meningitis really means is you have an inflamed brain. There are two types of Meningitis, bacterial, and viral. I would look it up on wikipedia.
membrane especially the brain