Headache: Neither, its been too long to be either one. See your doctor about getting xrays of your cervical spine.
Answered 10/27/2013
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Meningitis: Headache, neck ache going on for more than a month is highly unlikely to be meningitis, which is generally is more acute/has a much more rapid course. YOur problem may be muscular, perhaps you have a cervical spine problem. If ongoing, get it checked. A short trial of an anti-inflammatory may be helpful, too.
Answered 8/7/2014
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Probably not: Bacterial meningitis moves much quicker and makes you very sick so it wouldn't be lingering around for a month. Viral meningitis causes headaches and neck pain but usually with fever and will resolve before 1 month. I would see your doctor for thorough exam and then consider seeing your chiropractor to help with the neck pain and headaches.
Answered 8/7/2014
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