Sage Meningitis

 Possible symptoms: - shaking hands - feeling weak - joint swelling - burning urination (not in all cases) - sleeping difficulty (uncommon)

What to expect: shaking hands and feeling weak generally start within a few days, but only one symptom may be experienced. After the initial onset, shaking hands usually loses how frequently it's experienced. Around this time joint swelling is experienced by the majority of people. The experience of joint swelling often has an amplifying effect on the experience of feeling weak. After a few more days burning urination is experienced rarely and is mostly experienced after drinking. Throughout the course of the disease, sleeping difficulty may be experienced, but only in some extreme cases and often fades as quickly as it starts. Cause: Weak Immune System Made worse by: Stimulating drugs. Lack of sleep. Stress Treatment: Light suppressants and in some cases a surgical procedure. Rarity: 1 in 23  adults have Sage Meningitis.