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Little girl of three years is the first suspected case of H1N1 in Uberaba (Minas Gerais)

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Was recorded this week the first suspected case of H1N1 in Uberaba. It is a three-year-old child that is still being answered by Children's Hospital. According to the City Health Department, the girl has not yet received high, but his condition is stable and it is only under medical observation to avoid complications.

According to the secretary Fahim Sawan, the girl goes well and all the necessary prophylaxis with doses of vaccine has already been made with the family. However, it was observed that, although it belonged to one of the priority groups for the National Vaccination Campaign, it had not yet been immunized. In addition to this case, so far no other suspicion of avian influenza H1N1 has been notified to the Health in the municipality. "Therefore, if the person has the opportunity to prevent, as far as before searching for the health unit, the better," explains the secretary, stating that at the moment, unlike Uberaba, the city of Sao Paulo has already registered a death caused by H1N1.

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