Armenia: Ten citizens infected by virus H1N1 are in hospitals at Yerevan

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ЕРЕВАН, on February, 27th./АРКА/. About ten the citizens infected by a virus of flu H1N1, now are in hospitals of Yerevan, has declared in interview to a TV channel ?Армньюз? main инфекционист to Armenia Ара Асоян.


As he said, to define precise statistics of desease it is problematic, as people, basically, houses prefer to be treated, and address to the doctor only at complications.


? Undesirable complication after a virus which in the future can have bad consequences, is the pneumonia. While at us stable figures on delivery in hospitals ?, - it has told, having added, that present statistics in tens times below the parameters observed during epidemic in winter of 2009-2010.

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Re: Armenia: Ten citizens infected by virus H1N1 are in hospitals at Yerevan

In Armenia growth of desease by sharp infections of respiratory ways is observed

In Armenia growth of desease by sharp infections of respiratory ways is observed.

As reported by Ministry of Health RA, within last week desease has increased in 1.4 times. So, if on February, 11-17th in the country 3579 cases of sharp infections of respiratory ways, on February, 18-24th - already 5033 have been revealed. Besides in connection with the given illnesses the number of calls ' First aid ' has increased also. At the moment in regional and capital medical institutions from sharp respiratory infections treatment there passes 152 and 300 person accordingly, from the easy form of a pneumonia - 46 and 109 person accordingly. In capital branches of intensive therapy there are 20 patients which condition is estimated as average weight. In February of current year in the country it has been lead the order of 210 laboratory analyses by results of which 64 cases of flu H1N1 and 21 case of a flu of type of Century have been revealed

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