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  • Brazil: Health investigates deaths from hemorrhage of patients with flu syndrome in Cametá


    Source: https://www.romanews.com.br/cidade/e...ntarem/146211/

    Health investigates deaths from hemorrhage of patients with flu syndrome in Cametá
    04 Jan 2022 - 19:57Updated 04 Jan 2022 - 21:07

    On the afternoon of this Tuesday, 4th, a team from the Pará State Department of Public Health (Sespa) participated in a meeting with representatives of the Cametá City Hall, in the Lower Amazon region, to talk about the occurrence of deaths from pneumonia and hemorrhage of patients diagnosed with flu syndrome. In all, 10 deaths have been recorded so far.

    The mayor of Cametá, Victor Cassiano, should announce in the coming hours, through a decree, security measures to try to contain the advances of the flu epidemic, which associated with covid-19 can be even more dangerous.

    Health agencies suspect that these deaths are related to complications caused by the H3N2 variant of the influenza virus. After the deaths, samples were collected from eight victims and sent to the State Central Laboratory (Lacen), in Belém, for analysis. Most victims are young people between the ages of 18 and 30.

    On Monday, 3, the prefecture confirmed eight deaths in recent days at the Regional Hospital of Cametá, after showing symptoms similar to those caused by the H3N2 variant. Today, 4, two more deaths with the same symptoms were disclosed on social media by family members.

    According to the Municipal Health Department, patients died after the condition progressed to respiratory problems, pneumonia and heavy bleeding through the nose. The prefecture warned the population to avoid agglomerations.

    In the city, the Regional Hospital and the Emergency Care Unit (UPA) are getting crowded, with patients in serious condition, with pneumonia and hemorrhage, but still without a final diagnosis of the disease.

    In a note sent to the Roma News Portal, Sespa confirms that it is investigating, together with the epidemiological surveillance of the municipality, the cases of deaths in Cametá, whose samples passed through Lacen-PA and IEC, for the detection of respiratory viruses and other diseases such as dengue, yellow fever. and leptospirosis.


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    Pará investigates whether deaths from hemorrhage are related to H3N2
    Luciana Cavalcante
    Collaboration for UOL, in Belém
    01/05/2022 17:48

    The Pará Health Department is investigating the deaths of eight people from hemorrhage who also had flu-like symptoms, which occurred in December 2021, at the Regional Hospital of Cametá, a city in the northeast region of the state. The folder seeks to know if there is any relationship between the deaths and the H3N2 outbreak that affects the municipality.

    Samples of patients, aged between 18 and 35 years, are being analyzed at Lacen (Central Laboratory) and at the Instituto Evandro Chagas, linked to the state government, in Belém. Sespa (Secretariat of Health of Pará) did not inform the deadline for dissemination of exam results.

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      Source: https://correiodecarajas.com.br/para...respiratorias/

      Pará has 154 confirmed cases of H3N2 and almost a thousand hospitalizations for respiratory syndromes
      Writing by Writing
      - January 6, 2022

      In 2021, the state had recorded 248 deaths from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. Period until March is considered seasonal for flu cases.

      Pará has 154 confirmed cases of H3N2 so far, according to information from the State Department of Health (Sespa) released this Thursday (6). The agency explains that the analysis of cases is done on a sample basis, not a diagnosis, but an assessment of the weekly epidemiological scenario. Also according to Sespa, no cases of H1N1 were registered in 2021 and in the first days of 2022.

      The Municipal Health Department of Belém gave the first alert about an outbreak of flu in the capital on December 15, 2021, when it found that the health units were overcrowded.

      Sespa later confirmed the H3N2 outbreak, as there was no record of the virus circulating in the state, and with the occurrence of a single case, according to the Epidemiological Surveillance, it became considered an outbreak.

      After the first record of double infection by the flu and Covid-19 viruses in Brazil, attention in Pará was redoubled, since the period from November to March are considered seasonal for cases of flu. According to Sespa, for the time being there are no records of double infection in Pará.

      Respiratory syndrome cases and deaths

      Between November and December 2021 alone, approximately one thousand hospitalizations related to severe acute respiratory syndromes were observed in Pará.

      In 2021, Pará recorded 248 deaths from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), with three deaths in November and December.

      In the city of Cametá, northeast of Pará, there are cases being investigated, but the Health Department did not say how many, only that so far there are four suspected cases of febrile hemorrhagic disease that are under laboratory and epidemiological investigation. There is no confirmation that it is H3N2 or Covid-19.

      Pharmacy chains run out of flu drugs

      The Regional Pharmacy Council (CRF-PA) confirmed that the supply of some items related to the treatment of flu and colds, such as anti-flu, syrups, vitamins and supplements, “is intermittent, with sporadic shortages in some pharmacy chains and other health establishments. , both in Belém and in other cities”. The problem was discovered in December.

      The director of the CRF, Simone Sena, says that it is a worrying scenario, but that there are other alternatives in the absence of a particular drug.

      “There are alternatives and different brands of the same active ingredient, so sometimes the lack of a specific brand does not directly interfere with the lack of a compound that helps in the treatment”, she says.

      She does not believe that there will be a shortage of medicine on the market. “Precisely because of the variety of pharmaceutical manufacturers that produce the same type of drug, including the option of generics”.

      Simone also warns about self-medication care, seeking information from a doctor or pharmacist:

      “It is essential that the population, when looking for a drug in pharmacies, talk to the pharmacist, who is the health professional trained to provide all information about treatments for flu, colds and other mild-symptom diseases, as well as advise on treatments. alternatives in the absence of any specific medication. It is the pharmacist who will guide the patient about the conscious use of this medicine, avoiding unbridled and irrational use”.

      Pará awaits arrival of new flu vaccines


      This week, the City Hall of Belém reported that, after the high demand for flu vaccines, the stock of immunizations is “practically zero”.

      Both the capital and the State requested more immunizations from the Ministry of Health, but there is still no forecast of the arrival of new vaccines. Vaccination against Covid-19 follows normally.

      In 2021, Pará received 2,660,833 doses of immunizing agent against Influenza, within the annual campaign against influenza, which has priority groups for vaccination.

      According to Sespa, with the low demand for the vaccine, it was recommended to offer it to the population outside the target audience until stocks last. In Belém, more than 500 thousand people were vaccinated, according to data from the Municipal Health Department.

      (Source: G1)

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    THE FLU? – Cameta has 8 deaths of patients with lung problems and hemorrhage

    by Paulo Jordan
    03/01/2022
    in Current Events






    The Regional Hospital of Cameta is crowded with patients in serious condition, says the mayor.



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    Eight people have died in recent days at the Regional Hospital of Cametá, in the Lower Tocantins Region, northeast of Pará, after showing identical symptoms to those variants of the influenza virus, from the flu.
    According to information released by the Health Department of the city, the patients died after their condition worsened, progressing to respiratory problems and heavy bleeding. The mayor of Cametá, Victor Cassiano, alerted the local population, through a radio, to avoid agglomerations so that no more contaminations and deaths occur.
    In an audio that circulated in the messaging applications, the manager said that samples of the eight victims, seven of which are young, between 18 and 30 years old, were sent by the Health Department to the State's Central Laboratory (Lacen) for analysis. He highlighted that the moment the situation is serious, because the Regional Hospital is becoming crowded, as well as the Emergency Care Unit (UPA), with patients in serious condition, with pneumonia and hemorrhage, but still without a final diagnosis of the disease .
    A server from the Health Department issued a message in which she addresses the seriousness of the problem and shows a great concern: "Staff, the situation is getting really worrying, patients are getting worse and dying, there are many sick people in Curucambaba and region, If there was a way to separate in a place to attend only the respiratory symptomatics, it would be ideal, the patients with other problems are staying together with the patients with the flu, that you have to assemble strategy to see how to make these calls. worries”, she warns.
    Also according to the health worker, many patients are progressing to pneumonia and hemorrhage 3, therefore, they are going to death.
    "Yesterday, Nurse Euzébio and I saw a lot of people, we even referred a patient to Cameta with low saturation, we have to be careful because of what the mayor mentions, we are still going to reach the peak of the disease, we have little oxygen, medication has tripled the output and so on…”, she adds.




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      Cameta investigates eight deaths with flu-like symptoms

      Cametans speculate about a possible increase in severe cases, it is not known whether caused by the influenza virus or covid-19. City Hall urges caution.

      Tuesday, 01/04/2022, 20:24 - Updated on 01/04/2022, 20:40
      Residents of Cametá, northeast of Pará, are apprehensive.
      The city is in a climate of concern after eight people died with flu-like symptoms, mainly fever and difficulty breathing.
      Seven of the eight deaths occurred in the last ten days, which makes the atmosphere even more tense.

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          Source: https://folhadecameta.com/mortes-pro...r-mais-festas/

          Deaths caused by virus in Cametá reaches 10, carnival remains suspended and mayor does not want any more parties
          January 5, 2022 leaf 0 comments Cametá , Carnival continues without official cancellation , Deaths caused by virus in Cametá reaches 10 deaths

          With the occurrence of new deaths, announced by residents on social networks – raising to 10 deaths -, caused by pneumonia and hemorrhage, the situation became more critical in the municipality of Cametá, in the Baixo Tocantins Region, northeast of Pará. Authorities have already confirmed 8 official deaths.

          The suspicion is that the deaths are as a result of complications caused by the H3N2 variant of the influenza virus. The possibility of Flurona is not ruled out , as the double infection of flu and Covid-19 has been called.

          The Municipal Health Department of Cametá sent the samples taken from the dead patients and sent them to the Central State Laboratory (Lacen) for analysis. All deaths were related to young people up to 30 years of age.

          Due to this very serious situation that the municipality has been facing, the mayor of Cametá should announce in the coming hours, through a decree, drastic measures to try to contain the advances of the virus that has not yet been officially diagnosed by the authorities, which may be associated with covid-19. and the influence, if this materializes, the situation could become a serious threat to the health of the population of Cameta.

          With no answers from the municipal authorities, family members of other patients have been using social networks to report other cases in the municipality. Social networks and the local press became the most important weapons in Cametá to make the situation unaffected.

          Victor Cassiano highlighted that the situation is serious, the Cametá Regional Hospital does not have an ITI and is full, the Emergency Care Unit (UPA) is also fully operational, many patients are in serious condition, with pneumonia and hemorrhage, but still without a final diagnosis of the disease.

          Meanwhile, health professionals in the municipality continue to be devalued by the municipal government, many remain exhausted and without a decent pay for shifts, others claim lack of gloves and personal protective equipment.

          In an interview with reporter Márcio Mendes, Vitor Cassiano Mayor of Cametá, was upset by the parties that took place during this period of decree in the municipality, he said that these people are irresponsible and will be punished with prisons.

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              Source: https://folhadecameta.com/doencas-e-...gas-de-cameta/


              Diseases and viruses remind Cametá of the apocalypse, more deaths in the municipality from the “pests of Cametá”
              January 12, 2022

              Diseases and viruses make Cametá become an apocalypse, Diseases and viruses make Cametá remember the apocalypse, more deaths in the municipality by the "pests of Cametá"

              Several newspapers in Pará had already announced 10 deaths from a mysterious virus last week, this Tuesday the report Márcio Mendes found 8 more deaths with suspected flu syndromes, flurone and arbovirus.

              Cametá left the virtual world and returned to reality and became news of more deaths in Pará, the authorities rush to solve the advance of deaths resulting from viruses related to respiratory diseases.

              The State Central Laboratory (LACEN) and the Evandro Chagas Institute (IEC) continue to investigate the cases, meanwhile crowds occur in Cametá, mainly in rows of banks on public roads. Authorities have already detected 4 cases diagnosed as Covid19, H3N2, respiratory syndrome and yellow fever.

              From Saturday (8), until the end of this article, there is one death per day in Cametá, the situation is so serious that an international team from PAHO (Pan American Health Organization) will be in the municipality.

              Health authorities believe there is a possible simultaneous case with Covid19 in the municipality of an arbovirus infection.

              Arboviruses are diseases caused by so-called arboviruses, which include dengue virus, Zika virus, chikungunya fever and yellow fever. The classification “arboviruses” encompasses all those transmitted by arthropods, that is, insects and arachnids (such as spiders and ticks).

              In addition to these diseases mentioned above, leprosy continues to grow in the municipality. The municipality of Cametá is experiencing health chaos.

              The mayor of Cametá used social media to inform his measures and actions to contain the pests that are in Cametá. Cameta's authorities are awaiting other results from Lacen and the Evandro Chagas Institute to finalize the cases.

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                Source: https://www.facebook.com/diariodecameta/

                Cameta's Daily Portal
                Yesterday at 6:46 AM ·
                CAMETÁ-PA ◣★◥ 》 8 MORE DEATHS BY HEMORRHAGE ARE CONFIRMED IN THE REGIONAL HOSPITAL AND UPA THIS LAST SATURDAY
                In the month of December 2021 and January 2022, there are already 16 deaths from Hemorrhage, deaths that showed symptoms identical to those caused by the H3N2 variant of the influenza virus.
                According to information released by the Municipal Health Department, the patients died after their condition worsened, progressing to respiratory problems and heavy bleeding. The mayor of Cametá, Victor Cassiano, warned the population, through the local press, about the new decree to avoid agglomerations so that no more contamination and deaths occur.
                In the meantime, teams from the Municipal and State Health Departments (SMS-SESPA) are investigating the case together with teams from the State Central Laboratory (LACEN) and the Evandro Chagas Institute (IEC), which collected a collection of items that were examined. Of those 8, we had access to 4 widely reported diagnoses showing 1 COVID-19, 2 H3N2, 1 respiratory syndrome and 1 yellow fever.
                Reporter Márcio Mendes was at the Regional Hospital and found with medical teams that there were more deaths from Saturday to Monday of this week (01/10/22), 2 on Saturday, 3 on Sunday, 2 on Monday and 1 until the closing of this article, totaling 8 deaths since Saturday (😎. Materials were collected for analysis in the state capital.
                The municipality of Cametá reported that it analyzed patient records and collected data from the victims' families.
                Cametá's diary

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