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Two patients are hospitalized with suspected H1N1 flu in Tr?s Lagoas
Two suspected cases of H1N1 flu were reported this year in Tr?s Lagoas, and patients became isolated in hospitals with symptoms of the disease. According to the State Department of Health, a previous diagnosis pointed out that the residents had Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome due to influenza A / H1N1 and the final result of the exams was not yet disclosed. No case of the disease was confirmed. The data comes from the epidemiological bulletin of the secretariat, released on Thursday (26), and the survey takes into account the period from January 1 to April 25. In Mato Grosso do Sul, 193 suspected cases of influenza were recorded in 2018, of which 20 were confirmed. Four people died of the disease.
[h=1]1st death for H1N1 in MS; four have died from H3N2[/h] The first death for H1N1 was confirmed by the Municipal Health Department of Tr?s Lagoas, late Tuesday afternoon (8).So far, four other deaths have been diagnosed with the H3N2 influenza in Mato Grosso do Sul. Death occurred in the Hospital Nossa Senhora Auxiliadora
The death from the H1N1 flu was a 70-year-old man. He had been admitted to Hospital Auxiliadora on Monday (7) with symptoms of influenza A that he had felt for about four days. Still according to the information, the elderly had a chronic heart disease.
Confirmation of the disease was made through blood samples collected and sent to Campo Grande.
According to the secretary, direct contacts with the elderly were evaluated and it was found that there is no one with flu symptoms.
[h=1]The flu kills another 3 in MS and the secretary investigates 2 more deaths[/h]
Three more deaths from influenza were confirmed in Mato Grosso do Sul - one in Chapad?o do Sul, one in Tr?s Lagoas and one in Campo Grande. The SES (State Department of Health) is still investigating deaths in Campo Grande and Eldorado. None of the 7 deaths were caused by the H1N1 virus. Five patients had influenza A (H3N2) and in two cases it was not possible to identify the virus subtype. Number of deaths recorded this year already exceeded 2017, when six patients died (check the table). In Tr?s Lagoas, as News Profile found, the death occurred late afternoon on Tuesday (8), at the Hospital Auxiliadora. The 70-year-old patient with chronic heart problems had been hospitalized on Monday (7) with symptoms of the flu.
The first death of the year was recorded in Campo Grande. A 58-year-old woman died on 17 March. Another 64 cases were reported, bringing the number of SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) diagnosis to 257 in the state this year.
[h=1]Businessman dies in the PS; Health investigates suspicion of Influenza[/h] The businessman V?rzea-Grandense Wagner Api, 32, died in the V?rzea Grande Emergency Room, suspected of having contracted Influenza A (H1N1) virus. The man was hospitalized since April 20 and died the second morning (14). The press office of the City Hall confirmed that on the 28th he sent the patient's blood test to the Central Laboratory of Cuiab? and the result should be ready within a month. Wagner arrived at the hospital with symptoms of a strong flu and soon in the first days the doctors suspected that the man would be contaminated by the virus H1N1. http://www.reportermt.com.br/geral/...s-saude-investiga-suspeita-de-influenza/80214
[h=1]With three confirmed deaths in a week, flu victims reach 10 in MS[/h]
In one week, three deaths from flu were confirmed in Mato Grosso do Sul. With this, the number of deaths increased to ten, with five in Campo Grande. The data are from the epidemiological bulletin of SES (State Department of Health), released on Thursday (17). The numbers were calculated by the 16th of this month. There are nine deaths from Influenza A (1 per H1N1, 6 per influenza A / H3 seasonal, 2 per influenza A - not subtyped -) and one death from influenza B. In Campo Grande five deaths were recorded by day 16: four for seasonal influenza A / H3 and one for influenza B. The other municipalities that recorded deaths were: Nioaque, Aquidauana, Navira?, Chapad?o do Sul and Tr?s Lagoas. A death that was under investigation at Eldorado was dropped. The number of deaths this year already exceeds the total recorded in 2017, when six people died. In 2016, there were 103 deaths in total.
[h=1]13 deaths from flu in MS[/h]
Mato Grosso do Sul reported 13 deaths from flu this year, more than double the number of cases last year, when there were six deaths from the disease throughout 2017. According to the epidemiological bulletin of the State Health Secretariat (SES), are 170 patients with confirmed cases of influenza in the state and 488 reports under investigation. Released on Wednesday (30), the bulletin points to three more deaths compared to the latest report released last week. Only in Campo Grande are eight cases of influenza virus deaths this year. The remaining cases were registered in Chapad?o do Sul, Nioaque, Aquidauana, Navira? and Tr?s Lagoas.
[h=1]With more 2 confirmed deaths, triple the number of flu victims[/h]
Two more deaths from influenza have been confirmed in Mato Grosso do Sul in the last 8 days. The disease killed a total of 17 people this year - three times more than in 2017, when six died of the flu year-round. This year, deaths were recorded in Campo Grande (9 deaths), Chapad?o do Sul, Coxim, Nioaque, Aquidauana, Navira?, Costa Rica, Coxim and Tr?s Lagoas (see table). Most of the deaths, eight in all, were caused by the influenza A (H3N2) virus. Already the subtype A (H1N1) killed five people. The epidemiological bulletin, released on Thursday, also brings the number of hospitalizations of patients with SARS (Serious Acute Respiratory Syndrome), which rose from 505 to 558 from January until June 14. The total number of confirmed cases of influenza is 94.
[h=1]Mato Grosso do Sul has 222 confirmed cases of Influenza and 20 deaths in 2018[/h]
Mato Grosso do Sul already has 222 confirmed cases of Influenza and 20 deaths in six months. The data consider until the beginning of the month, on Monday (2), when there were 65 confirmed cases of Influenza A H1N1, 112 cases of Influenza A H3N2, 29 cases of Influenza A not subtyped and 16 cases of Influenza B. The data are from the Epidemiological Bulletin of SES (State Department of Health) and points out that Mato Grosso do Sul has already registered triple the number of deaths caused by influenza in 2017. Until Monday (2), 20 deaths have been registered , 7 for Influenza A H1N1, 8 deaths for Influenza H3N2, 2 deaths from Influenza B and 3 from Influenza A, not subtyped. The cities with the highest number of confirmed cases of Influenza are Campo Grande (109), Navira? (15), Chapad?o do Sul (14) and Sidrol?ndia (9). The municipalities where deaths caused by the flu have been reported are Campo Grande, Chapad?o do Sul, Costa Rica, Coxim, Nioaque, Aquidauana, Navira? and Tr?s Lagoas.
[h=1]Young 26-year-old dies and doctors suspect H1N1 flu[/h]
A 26-year-old boy died this morning (11) in Nova Alvorada do Sul and the suspicion is that death was caused by the H1N1 flu. Material for exams were collected and sent to specialized laboratory in Campo Grande. According to information from Alvorada Informa, the victim, a service provider at an appliance company, was admitted to the health facility on Tuesday (10) with cardiac symptoms. He was medicated, but the picture evolved and the boy did not resist and died in the morning. According to information from the hospital he had severe acute respiratory syndrome that can be caused by complications of any type of flu. The health secretary collected material for examination and sent it to Campo Grande. Because of the symptoms, research was open to ascertain whether death may have been caused by H1N1 virus infection.
[h=1]The number of deaths from influenza in MS rose to 25[/h] The deaths, according to epidemiological bulletin, were registered in eight municipalities of the state: Campo Grande, 9; Cushion, 2; Chapad?o do Sul, Nioaque, Aquidauana, Navira?, Costa Rica and Tr?s Lagoas, 1 each. The number of deaths caused by the influenza virus this year has risen to 25 in Mato Grosso do Sul. The number in this part, which counts data until the first half of July this year, is four times higher than that recorded during the whole of last year, 6 , according to the most recent epidemiological bulletin of the state health department.
[h=1]FIRST DEATH BY THE H1N1 VIRUS CONFIRMED IN DOWNTOWN IN THE WEST ZONE !![/h]
Vila Kennedy resident Suelen Leandro sought medical attention to treat a high fever and after an X-ray examination, she received the diagnosis of suspected pneumonia. FIRST DEATH BY THE H1N1 VIRUS CONFIRMED IN VILA KENNEDY !! After the first death confirmed by the H1N1 virus in the Village Kennedy, great part of the population has not yet been vaccinated against this violent virus. About two weeks ago, a resident sought medical attention to treat a supposed high fever, after medical attention, the X-ray examination found a suspicion of pneumonia, soon after the symptom evolved to a respiratory failure, began treatment with the indicated medicine in the fight against the H1N1 virus, but lost the battle. We direct the following residents who attend EMERGENCY to the Henrique Monat Health Clinic or the Wilson Mello Santos Family Clinic.
[h=1]Dourados registers first death due to H1N1 flu[/h]
Dourados reported the first death due to H1N1 flu in 2018. According to information released by the Secretary of State for Health yesterday (25), the victim is a senior citizen and lived in Vila Cachoeirinha. For now, it's the only record in town. In total, Mato Grosso do Sul has already recorded 26 deaths from the flu. There are ten deaths due to H1N1 in Alcin?polis (1), Campo Grande (4), Chapad?o do Sul (1), Coxim (1), Costa Rica (1) Dourados (1) and Nioaque (1). The H3N2 flu also had a total of ten deaths, with cases in Aquidauana (1), Campo Grande (7) and Navira? (2).
