Is meningococcus a live vaccine?

In general, meningococcus can be attenuated live vaccine, can also be inactivated live vaccine. Generally after injection of the corresponding vaccine patients can produce the corresponding antibodies, if the body in contact with the corresponding pathogen, if there are antibodies, generally will not cause the corresponding virus or bacterial infection. Meningitis patients often present with intracranial inflammation due to viral, bacterial, fungal, and rickettsial infections. If inflammation involves the meninges, patients may present with headaches, nausea, vomiting, and neck stiffness. Patients with meningitis need targeted anti-infective therapy to control their symptoms.