Development of aseptic meningitis

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Jane, 34, developed an acute headache, and fever with nausea and vomiting. She was admitted through the emergency room with a diagnosis of acute, aseptic meningitis. A history of genital herpes infection is a risk factor for the development of aseptic meningitis.

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