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Argentina: Entre Rios San Martin hospital beds are filled with patients with pneumonia

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Cases of pneumonia are multiplied and Pulmonology from the San Mart?n hospital beds are already complete. The 14 places reserved for hospitalization for respiratory diseases were occupied and now, patients who are still coming are being derived on the second floor of the city hospital where the area of medical clinic is located.

Are working to 'hot bed' explained to one from the service. Until yesterday they had six patients in observation and ensure that, when they recover, then enter a new batch.

The problem is that there is no vaccine to prevent the most common pneumonia. The most frequent signs may include cough, fever, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, rapid breathing or difficulty breathing, chills, or chest pain. So it is very common that those who arrive with the disease immediately think about influenza a.




http://www.unoentrerios.com.ar/lapr...de-pacientes-con-neumonia--20130629-0004.html
 
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