Meningitis is treated differently according to the cause of infection, as follows: 1. If it is viral meningitis, first of all, antiviral treatment should be taken; 2. If it is tuberculous meningitis, anti-tuberculosis treatment can be taken; 3. If it is septic encephalitis, adequate antibiotics and anti-infective treatments should be given; 4. If it is fungal encephalitis, antifungal treatment is required; 5. If it is parasitic encephalitis, deworming needs to be given Treatment. The general population can judge for themselves whether they have meningitis or not, first of all, meningitis symptoms have commonality, for example, there is a history of pre-infection, 1-2 weeks ago suffered from colds, colds and skin breakage infection history. Then there is the presence of headache, fever, vomiting during the course of the disease, including seizures with epileptiform manifestations. If epileptiform manifestations are found and even psychiatric symptoms are present, encephalitis manifestations may be highly suspected.