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After effects publication

The "Meningitis and Septicaemia, After Effects: – What happens next?” publication is available by contacting The Meningitis Centre on 1800 250 223. The publication contains general information about possible after effects of the diseases.

If you or a family member have experienced meningitis and would like further information about the disease and/or after effects, please contact the Centre on Freecall 1800 250 223 or email The Meningitis Centre

PLEASE NOTE: Information in this publication remains the property of  The Meningitis Research Foundation UK  and for Australian amendments, The Meningitis Centre. The publications, or any section of them, may not be reproduced without permission from the appropriate organization.

Also note that information in this publication may only be distributed if certain terms and conditions set down by The Meningitis Research Foundation are satisfied. These may be accessed by visiting www.meningitis.org and clicking on the 'copyright' link at the top of the home page.

In the case of The Meningitis Centre, written permission should be obtained by emailing The Meningitis Centre . The Centre must be acknowledged in all information distributed and the information may only be used for non-commercial purposes once permission has been granted.

To receive a copy of the "Meningitis and Septicaemia, After Effects: – What happens next?” publication please contact the Meningitis Centre on 08 9489 7791, freecall 1800 250 223 or email Family Support Officer . 

WARNING: The publication provides general information about meningitis and septicaemia and is not medical advice. Medical information and knowledge can change quickly and you should always contact your doctor if you are concerned about your health.  

Recovering from Meningitis

The Meningitis Centre produces a brochure called, “Recovering from Meningitis.”

This pamphlet provides a brief overview of the possible after effects of meningitis.

Recovering from Meningitis (158.78 Kb)

PLEASE NOTE:  The information in this publication provides only general information about meningitis and is not medical advice. Medical information and knowledge can change quickly and you should contact your doctor if you are concerned about your health.

Family Support Services Officer The Meningitis Centre’s Family Support Services Officer, can be contacted by emailing Family Support Officer or phoning 1800 250 223 or (08) 9489 7791.