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Recovering from bacteremia and meningitis, so does this mean my immune system will not be in good shape for a while?
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No: You will naturally have low energy and aches/pains during the recovery process, but the immune system is still working. It is wise to avoid persons with contagious infections if possible only because pieces of the immune system may not be efficiently communicating right away. A cold, for example, may last a few days longer. If you've had other serious infections, consider an eval by Immunologist
Answered 5/21/2016
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