To code a headache, stiff neck, and fever due to meningitis, you would use the appropriate ICD-10 codes. For meningitis, you would typically use G00-G09 for central nervous system infections, specifying the type of meningitis (e.g., viral or bacterial). Additionally, you would code the symptoms using R51 for headache, M54.2 for cervicalgia (stiff neck), and R50 for fever. It's important to ensure that the primary diagnosis reflects the underlying condition (meningitis) while including the symptom codes as secondary diagnoses.
Meningitis (viral or bacterial) would be my first guess as those are the initial telltale signs. Also with this being the onset of summer Rocky Mountain spotted fever could be a suspect.
No, I don't, but if I had a headache with a stiff, painful neck I would certainly go to the ER to get checked for it.
These symptoms would be consistent with a Cold.
is an inflimmation of the meninges that coverthe brain and the spinal cord.it is caused by a virus or bacterium. The symptoms of the disease are headache,fever,nausea and vomiting.In some cases ,rashes develop on the skin. viral meningitis is not serious but bacterial meningitis is.Treament for bacterialmeningitis includes large doses of antibodies.
That would depend on the causes of these symptoms.
Mollaret's meningitis is a rare form of recurrent viral meningitis typically caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). It is characterized by episodes of fever, headache, neck stiffness, and other meningitis symptoms that can recur over weeks or months. Unlike typical viral meningitis, Mollaret's may involve more severe symptoms and is often diagnosed through the analysis of cerebrospinal fluid, which shows elevated white blood cell counts and the presence of HSV DNA. While the condition can be distressing, most patients recover fully between episodes.
People who had Valley fever would have flu-like symptoms, muscle pain, fever,rash,headache and joint pain.
The spinal tap would be to check for menengitis.
That would be a infection and should be looked at by a doctor.
Yes anything or any person can get yellow fever it comes from jungle areas even in the 2000's people can still get it, and mosquitoes will get it and bite you and I would suggest reading the book "Yellow Fever 1793" it's very useful.
You would get chills, fever, a headache, muscle pain, seizures, painful lymph gland swelling, and then if not treated within 24 hours you would die.
But you not mention here for which disease. For normal problem we prefer to any hospitals like cold, fever, headache but in serious case i would like to which hospital where suggest our relatives.