Re: Jalisco: Cases
Source:
http://www.lajornadajalisco.com.mx/2009/09/07/index.php?section=politica&article=007n1pol
Despite the symptoms, he was told the test results were negative
"Dengue arrived alone and only leaves", they told young man who died last month
We do not know what she died, until two or three months we will inform family members say
"Dengue just comes and goes alone," he said Tere, a young woman aged 29 who died on August 28 after presenting dengue-like symptoms such as fatigue, headache and joint and that after touring several clinics of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), completed his ride in one of the many beds of the Western National Medical Center, leaving three orphaned children and uncertainty among his family, who still unclear what had caused his death.
20 days ago, Tere's family history was completely different. When you get work, "recalled his mother, Mrs. Estela, Tere was devoted to her children, a six year old girl and two boys, aged eight and 10 years.
She did not hurt anything, never complained about anything, had no illness, but in the second week of August, his life took a turn, a strong headache was the first symptom. Then, fatigue and joint pain, the woman said, with tears in his eyes asked health authorities support and understanding, and said: "Tere was all I had," more than a week of your death still unknown what had happened, no diagnosis, do not know why he died, and what they want is help, due to the uncertainty that his death was caused by contagious or infectious disease affecting more members of the family.
"They gave us many versions, but it did not give us a diagnosis, and is what we know, because if I had something infectious, we must inform the family and more children," said his mother, who is still waiting call IMSS specialists who undertook to tell when they were progress in investigations of the case of the young.
Tere not had the flu, did not hurt his eyes are common symptoms of influenza or dengue fever, said his mother, aware of both diseases after her daughter fell into bed, but his head and muscle aches worsened and interned in the Ayala Hospital, where attention was not very favorable. "They isolated us as he did the studies to know whether it was dengue or influenza, plague, and we were like, ugly, or even brought him to eat."
After receiving the results, it says were negative for both diseases, "the doctor was discharged from the hospital Ayala antibiotic, because for him, wore heavily infected ganglia, because carrying a bolotas in his throat. We came (from the hospital Ayala), went to his family clinic (Family Medical Unit 4), and said the doctor (family clinic) that he was one hundred percent dengue and halted all of the antibiotic, and even told my Daughter: 'I bring the swollen glands doctor,' and I said it was the same thing, that dengue inflamed lymph, and halted the antibiotic, was prescribed paracetamol pure, saying 'come and dengue only one leaves. "
He stood there for a few days, treated with paracetamol prescribed by your family physician, and resting at home, but the maturity of your disability forced her to return to work, so they returned to their Family Medical Unit to request authorization to stay at rest , before the severe pain and fever that his mother tried unsuccessfully to remove using cold compresses.
"He finished and went on disability with fever and bone pains, and the doctor said the same version. She said she was more evil than before, and he again said that it was dengue, that 'just comes and goes solo, "recalled Estela.
By the Tuesday 25 August "in the inner Ayala again, and it was very bad. There they began to respond back, but as my daughter was wrong of her head, was sent to the Medical Center to do a scan to see what he brought. We arrived at the Medical Center in the afternoon, and we returned to Ayala, and there the doctor said he will send it back to the Medical Center because he had to assess the CT scan, and the Medical Center and interned in the ER and stayed there .
Studies and assessments IMSS spared, said Estela. "They told us one thing, they told us another, we were told, and to this extent that now they will analyze their bodies to see what kind of infection brought us and keep us, and while they analyze them, we are sloped by children, but a clear diagnosis never gave us, but until two or three months, because they're going to look at. "
For Estela's mother, Tere, and Gustavo, her husband, the last few weeks have been difficult, and although there is nothing to back them Tere, her only request is that this sad history will not repeat in other households.
"They are more questions than answers, because his death was very quick time and did not give a diagnosis of what he had, just got worse and came out to tell us that it was hopeless, and I want is that Please heed us and tell us what kind of infection was to prevent children ... We want to know what really happened that does not happen the same, and it is not repeated in another person, because if they say that dengue was not, because she went negative, I want to know is what was his death, and why the doctor from his clinic to one hundred percent assured that it was dengue, and so it was with pure paracetamol, but she was getting worse " .
What makes you doubt
On Friday, health officials in the state admitted that in Jalisco circulated the "dengue unusual", which had already killed a 23-year-old resident of the colony Echeverria, and between the symptoms of young, well fever, headache and joint pain, had diarrhea, vomiting and unconsciousness. For Tere same thing happened, had high fever, severe headaches, tiredness and loss of consciousness.
That same Friday, the Jalisco Health Secretariat (SJS) has warned doctors and health workers on the variants of classic and hemorrhagic dengue, as happened with the young of the colony Echeverria was not easy to identify, it did not meet with Known symptoms of dengue, and that Tere's mother said: "If the dengue entered, was not alone, as the doctor said, because in this case took my daughter, if that was what caused his death, because she had no bleeding, or bone pain.
