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China - Pediatric visits to hospitals increased in Shangrao City, Jiangxi province - January 4, 2016

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[FONT=&#65533] [h=1]New Year holiday increased Rao City Hospital Children[/h] 2016-01-04 10:56:56 Source: Shangrao Evening News Comments: 0 Views:79

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  During WASHINGTON (reporter Wang tone Weng) New Year holidays, the reporter has in Shangrao City, Shangrao City People's Hospital and the Hospital of Pediatrics has learned the number of visits per day on average in the 70 to 80 people, compared to the usual 50 or so a day significantly increase. Overall, children come to visit mainly to respiratory diseases based.   City People's Hospital chief physician Jiang Shu love to say, the first day of the New Year holidays, he saw more than 90 children, including respiratory infections or the majority, but it is worth noting that the number of children with diarrhea also accounted for outpatient clinic three percent or so.
  Jiang Zhuren told reporters, from late November 2015, the number of hospital outpatient children with diarrhea began increased, mainly due to or rotavirus, norovirus infections caused by viruses. Since the early onset of symptoms similar to the common cold, but also mainly as fever, cough, etc., so many parents think that children are cold, unable to pay attention, leading to late sicker, vomiting, diarrhea and other serious cases. Because the autumn and winter is the high incidence of some viruses, such as influenza virus, norovirus, etc., parents with children time to pay special attention to avoid children to crowded public places, children have been infected with the recommendation to stay at home and rest, do not sick to go to school, so as to avoid spread of the virus cross-infection. Do not allow children to drink unboiled water, eat raw food.

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