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French Polynesia - A case of meningococcal infection diagnosed in Papeete, Tahiti

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A CASE OF MENINGOCOCCAL INFECTION IN TAHITI

May 19, 2024

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A case of meningococcal infection was diagnosed today in a person residing in Papeete.

This person, who showed symptoms related to meningitis, was hospitalized and since then his condition has been improving.

As a precaution, 7 people who had been in close contact with her received preventive treatment to prevent the spread of this disease. No other cases have been reported.

The Ministry of Health reminds that meningococcus is transmitted through the air. The disease manifests itself mainly in children, but also in adults, with high fever and severe headaches often accompanied by vomiting and fatigue.

Very rarely, it can develop into meningitis, the consequences of which can be severe. It is therefore important to consult a doctor immediately as soon as symptoms appear.

https://www.presidence.pf/un-cas-dinfection-a-meningocoque-a-tahiti-2/
 
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