Honestly, there was no need to figure out exactly what type of autoimmune encephalitis it was. The treatment was more or less the same either way.
Autoimmune encephalitis has a clear treatment.
A treatment that could make the symptoms improve!
I looked at Professor Kaplan.
“In any case, it’s an immune response without a pathogen, Professor. That means this encephalitis can be controlled, and it may be reversible.”
There was a clear solution.
“Ah...”
“High-dose steroids. If that doesn’t work, we can inject them into the cerebrospinal fluid.”
Professor Kaplan’s mouth fell open.
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