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The new flu in Tokyo four year-old boy died of encephalitis
Tokyo is 14, in Tokyo a new four year-old boy infected with the flu, said the death in influenza encephalitis.
Domestic deaths, including suspected cases, 24 th. Among these, the youngest boy, underlying disease (chronic) is not called.
According to the capital, four days earlier this month the boy complained of symptoms such as fever nearly 40 degrees, five were diagnosed as positive for a simple day, Tamiflu was prescribed.
Cause for worsening symptoms such as cramps, a hospital in Tokyo. Because of difficulty breathing, was treated and equipped with a ventilator, and died on 13 days.
In Tokyo, the month of June with no underlying disease to new flu year-old boy died just five Sun. According to the Ministry of Health, children are likely to end with or without severe chronic disease.
( October 14, 2009 14:08 The Yomiuri Shimbun)
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/feature/20090425-436828/news/20091014-OYT1T00685.htm
Thanks to Makoto
The new flu in Tokyo four year-old boy died of encephalitis
Tokyo is 14, in Tokyo a new four year-old boy infected with the flu, said the death in influenza encephalitis.
Domestic deaths, including suspected cases, 24 th. Among these, the youngest boy, underlying disease (chronic) is not called.
According to the capital, four days earlier this month the boy complained of symptoms such as fever nearly 40 degrees, five were diagnosed as positive for a simple day, Tamiflu was prescribed.
Cause for worsening symptoms such as cramps, a hospital in Tokyo. Because of difficulty breathing, was treated and equipped with a ventilator, and died on 13 days.
In Tokyo, the month of June with no underlying disease to new flu year-old boy died just five Sun. According to the Ministry of Health, children are likely to end with or without severe chronic disease.
( October 14, 2009 14:08 The Yomiuri Shimbun)
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/feature/20090425-436828/news/20091014-OYT1T00685.htm
Thanks to Makoto