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Increased cases of chickenpox in autumn: Jalisco,MX

Tonka

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http://www.informador.com.mx/jalisc...n-casos-de-varicela-en-otono-especialista.htm


GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- The ancient infectious disease pediatrician at Civil Hospital "Fray Antonio Alcalde ', Carlos Clemente Rivera Mendoza, reported that autumn is the most favorable season for chickenpox take force.

He explained that even though chickenpox is a common virus and most cases resolve without complications, there are exceptions where it gets worse and it can cause severe damage in children who are most vulnerable.

"It's just the beginning of autumn when the cases increase," said the specialist, who said that 'there is a normal cycle of the virus, so it is commonly transmitted when'.

He announced that, like chickenpox, rubella and measles' belong to the group of exanthematous diseases, because they produce rash or hives, plus a blue box: malaise, fever and nasal discharge. "

Indicated that among the complications of chickenpox are mild skin infections and severe, incubation of the 'flesh eating bacteria' or streptococcal infect sometimes reaches to the muscles.

"In some cases they end up amputating the limbs and other complication is that the virus gets to the brain and causes what is encephalitis, which threatens the life, and not exceeded, usually the child is left with many sequels as crisis seizures, or cerebral palsy secondary, "he said.

He warned that complications can be caused because the person is scratching, the blister bursts and as it brings bacteria in their hands, and superinfected comes a bacterial infection.

It recommended that "when we have a child with this disease does not take to school or day care. Must be in a room ventilated, but there is no contact with others until within seven days after the rash appeared. "
 
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