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Guararapes baby didn't die from H1N1, says Surveillance

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Editor, Senior Moderator
The influenza A H1N1 has been ruled out as a cause of the baby's death a year and a month of Guararapes, on 25 April. Epidemiological surveillance disclosed yesterday the test results. As the organ, in the documentation of death that the girl died from severe acute respiratory syndrome, unspecified The baby was admitted in the ICU (intensive care unit) Neonatal in Santa Casa de Ara?atuba on April 23, with suspected H1N1. On the same day, the patient was submitted to treatment with Oseltamivir phosphate (medicine that avoids complications of the flu, known as Tamiflu), but died around 4:0 pm of the day 25.

The body was sent to the IML (Instituto M?dico Legal) for necrosc?pico examination and released to the family. Guararapes has no confirmed cases of H1N1. According to the Ministry of health, the symptoms of the common cold and influenza are very similar and overlap: sudden fever, cough, headache, muscle aches, joint pain and runny nose. The guidance is, to have some of these symptoms, see a doctor. The Ministry also highlighted the evolution of healing. In both cases, the total number of people who die after contracting the virus, worldwide, is an average of 0.5%.




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