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Hello; Thank you for writing in today. There is a possibility this is related to a separate neurological issue; however, it may also be related to your recent meningitis. Most cases of aseptic meningitis resolve without sequelae; however, some cases take a number of weeks to months to completely resolve. In your particular case, since you recently had meningitis, you should report your current symptoms. You need to have a full neurological examination. A neurological exam will be most helpful in differentiating this as possible long term sequelae versus a separate issue. Now, with this being said, you may find that your symptoms begin to diminish with time. Your activity may be triggering this a bit. Out of curiosity, were they able to isolate any possible cause for the aseptic meningitis, such as a positive viral infection? I hope this helps. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please let me know. Lisa