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At the beginning of the infection, the symptoms may be difficult to distinguish from those of a common viral illness.
Among the first possible symptoms are:
đĄïž A fever that is sometimes high.
đ€ Persistent headaches.
đȘ Significant muscle pain.
đ€ą Nausea or vomiting.
đŽ Unusual fatigue or a feeling of weakness.
đ„¶ Chills and a general feeling of unease.
These symptoms do not necessarily mean that a person has a meningococcal infection.
However, their rapid worsening, particularly when accompanied by a deterioration in general health, should immediately attract attention.
A person may