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Continue to decline cases of influenza AH1N1
The SSA does not lower their guard
El Sol de San Luis
March 18, 2012
Writing / El Sol de San Luis San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi. - The A/H1N1 flu cases continue to decline in San Luis Potosi, and in the rest of the various entities of the country, because in the last week only five confirmed cases and zero deaths in the state, in spite of this the Ministry of Health will continue working on various measures to control influenza. In so far this Winter Conference which began in October 2011 and ending on March 21, there have been in the country cases of Influenza A/H1N1 5.876 and 229 deaths, while in San Luis Potosi there have been 179 cases. Like Winter Day, during the warmer months should pay special emphasis on children under five and seniors for who may have more complications from a respiratory infection or diarrhea. To reduce the incidence of respiratory diseases should be strengthened defenses of children and seniors with foods and supplements high in vitamin C and D (fruits and vegetables) and plenty of fluids, dress warmly when going out, especially children and older adults, if you stay long in a warm place, cover your mouth when you go out, cover the places where they can get cold currents , wash hands frequently with soap and water or use gel, not self-medicate, if you have alarm data (fever for more than five days or difficulty breathing), seek medical attention.
