Michoac?n: Cases

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A new Michoacan death due to influenza A H1N1, add 4
The number of cases positive for Influenza A (H1N1) recorded in Michoacan since the beginning of the epidemic rises to 608, which means an increase in 14 cases

Editorial

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Morelia, Michoacan .- According to the latest report issued by the National Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis (INDRE), the number of cases positive for Influenza A (H1N1) recorded in Michoacan since the beginning of the epidemic rises to 608, which means an increase in 14 cases regarding the 594 cases reported to the Minister of Health on Monday morning.

Although most cases present with mild symptoms and recover in a few days in the last hours has been reported a new death, so now there are four deaths in Michoacan new virus associated with influenza A (H1N1). The latest victim is a woman aged 36 who died in Morelia following an atypical pneumonia associated with the new virus.

The new cases have occurred in the cities of L?zaro C?rdenas, Morelia, Patzcuaro, Venustiano Carranza, Ting?ind?n and Salvador Escalante. These 6 men and 8 women, most of whom had symptoms of respiratory illness in the last days of August. For ages, continue to dominate children and adolescents (6 cases), adults between 20 and 30 years (3 cases) and those between 30 and 60 years (5 cases). In this group there was no case in over 60 years.

Strengthening security measures

So far, the circulation of pandemic influenza virus is maintained in the state steadily, but it is predictable that with the arrival of the cold season increase their presence. The Health Department makes a call to maintain the protective measures individuals and not let our guard down, because although most cases are cured without sequelae, some people can develop serious complications.

The most common symptoms of this disease are fever greater than 38 degrees, burning and sore throat, cough, headache with abrupt onset and high intensity, pain in joints and muscles, runny nose, and in some cases, diarrhea has been submitted.

It is therefore important that people who develop any of these symptoms of respiratory illness, especially if you have a chronic illness and pregnant women, as soon as possible to attend their nearest health center, so that they can make the sample and provide the prescribed treatment, free of charge.

The most effective prevention measures to reduce the risk of infection remain the personal hygiene and environment. It is important to wash hands frequently, especially before cooking or eating, after using the bathroom and upon returning from the street, especially if you used public transport or has gone through a lot of places influx of people. In case of not having water and soap, you can use alcohol gel diluted to 70%, to disinfect hands. It is also important to avoid shaking hands or kiss and keep sneezing etiquette, covering mouth and nose with a tissue or the inside of the forearm when sneezing or coughing.

The sick should stay home until symptoms disappear, to reduce the possibility of infecting healthy people. In the case of children and young people of school age, it is important that fathers and mothers to monitor their health and avoid going to school if you have these symptoms. Instead, you must attend the nearest health center and after medical treatment, staying at home until symptoms disappear. Patients should not share personal items such as dishes, cups or cutlery.

The Ministry of Health of Michoacan maintains surveillance on respiratory diseases, analyzing the State Public Health Laboratory samples from suspect patients. Then we get the confirmation of results by the INDRE. In total, 1.604 INDRE analyzed samples from Michoacan, of which 608 have tested positive to the new H1N1 virus, 339 influenza A only positive and 657 negative both influenza A and H1N1.

 

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Recorded almost a thousand cases of influenza in Michoacan
Notimex in Morelia | National
Thursday October 1, 2009 | Creation Time: 13:09 | Last updated: 16:46

Continue to increase cases of influenza A/H1N1 in Michoacan, after the State Health Secretariat reported on its last cut nearly one thousand infected with new virus.

The head of the agency, Armando Luna Escalante, acknowledged that the institution is experiencing one of the highest peaks in when the incidence of the disease, having registered only on 30 new patients.

He said that to date there have been a total of 986 cases of the majority of whom are minors and young people up to 25 years.

The official said that this situation will worsen as temperatures go down this fall and winter, but hoped that through early detection can prevent deaths.

Therefore called on the Michoacan for the first disease symptoms to seek medical advice and are not self-medicate.

Also asked not to forget the basic recommendations for prevention, such as frequent hand washing, use of antibacterial gel and not going places with crowds being sick and sneeze into your mouth.

 

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Influenza A skyrocket in Michoacan
The Health Ministry confirmed that the state court made in the last thousand 500 cases were recorded

THE CORRESPONDENT
El Universal
Morelia Monday October 12, 2009
13:19
In less than month and a half AH1N1 influenza cases skyrocketed and health authorities remain on alert. He was the holder of the Ministry of Health in the state, Armando Luna Escalante, who confirmed that the last cut made thousand 500 cases were recorded.

He noted that the cities where most cases have occurred in this evil is the very capital Morelia, the port of L?zaro C?rdenas, Zamora and Uruapan.

A state official said in September it had identified at least 890 cases a month and have completed the analysis, the figure soared by 100%.

In this regard, he will be strengthened due to increased preventive measures, for which will begin an intense campaign to counter the increase beginning with education centers in the 113 municipalities that make up the geography of Michoac?n. "It will reinforce health fences in public and private schools as well as government agencies and all kinds of workplaces.

The head of the Ministry of Health in Michoacan, explained that he expected a resurgence of the disease once the cold season, however, advanced the increase in cases.

 

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Michoacan killing three people infected with influenza A H1N1

Thursday, 15 October, 2009

Morelia, Michoacan .- This day through a press release, the Secreatr?a of Health reported the deaths of three patients who had tested positive for the new influenza virus A (H1N1) and who had developed severe pneumonia. This added Seven deaths that have occurred in Michoacan.

It was reported that the number of cases of novel influenza virus A (H1N1) confirmed in Michoacan since the start of the pandemic amount to thousand 648, according to the latest report from the National Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference.

The latest deaths were two women 21 to 25 years, and a boy of 36. The latter died at the Hospital General "Dr. Miguel Silva. "

For women, one of them, aged 25 and living in Morelia, was admitted to the Women's Hospital, while the other was a girl of 21 years of Zamora. He had a twin pregnancy, but on arrival at Hospital Regional de Zamora babies had already died and she was very ill.

The authorities of the Ministry of Health have not reported health status of pregnant women from L?zaro C?rdenas in the Women's Hospital and was reported yesterday as serious.

The new cases were mainly in Morelia (27), L?zaro C?rdenas (24) and La Piedad (20). Also been recorded in Yur?cuaro (8), Zamora (5) and Uruapan (4) and Zacapu (3) and Patzcuaro (3), Zitacuaro (2), Tuxpan (2), Jacona (2) and Sahuayo ( 2). The remaining cases are distributed among ?lvaro Obreg?n, Ario de Rosales, Charapan, Hidalgo, Los Reyes Mugica, New Urecho, Pajacuar?n, Perib?n, Tanhuato, Taretan, Tlazazalca Tzintzuntzan, Vista Hermosa and Zin?paro, with one case in each of them.

 

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Suman eight deaths from influenza in Michoacan
News | National
NTX


Morelia. (Notimex) .- state health authorities reported that a child died as a result of influenza A (H1N1), which was raised to eight the number of deaths from malaria in Michoacan.

They said that is the fourth death is usually recorded during the last 24 hours as a result of human influenza.

Additionally, the state Health Ministry reported 54 new cases of the disease, bringing the cumulative number rises to one thousand 702.

At the beginning of this week, the number infected in the state was 531 thousand, so that in four days the number rose from 171 cases.

The state agency announced that the recently deceased was a child, eight-year-old student of the fifth grade, who was treated at a private hospital.

Ayer died from a man and two women aged 21 and 36 years old, one of which featured a twin pregnancy.

 

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A total of 2 thousand 269 cases of influenza have been reported in Michoacan

By Editorial / Reportedigital.com.mx (30/10 20:30)
Morelia, Mich., October 30 (Reporting Digital) .- According to the latest report by the State Laboratory of Public Health, the number of confirmed cases in Michoacan Influenza A (H1N1) since the beginning of the epidemic, amounts to 2.269 cases . This includes 58 cases more from the information issued on Wednesday.

It is known that most people infected by this new influenza virus develop a mild illness and recover without sequelae within a seven-day average. However, some people develop serious complications such as pneumonia. Until yesterday, there were 36 people hospitalized with severe respiratory disease, of which in 4 cases with positive confirmatory test for influenza virus A (H1N1). Of these, 11 people were in critical condition, 16 sensitive and 9 unspecified.

The symptoms of this disease are high fever, cough, sore throat and headache, which may be accompanied by muscle and joint pain, runny nose and malaise. The recommendation of the Ministry of Health is that at the onset of these symptoms, do not treat yourself and go to a health unit for treatment, the doctor who will determine the treatment to follow. Importantly, no need for the sample and wait for the confirmation of the presence of the virus lab to make medical decisions and to install treatment early, especially in those with risk factors for developing complications, such as women pregnant women, people with chronic diseases and respiratory diseases and those with pre-morbid obesity.


Recommendations for patients

Most people who become infected with this new virus experience mild symptoms similar to those of seasonal influenza, and retrieved in the span of about 7 to 10 days. During this time we need to stay at home and extreme preventive measures such as use of masks, frequent hand washing and not sharing utensils, in order to avoid spreading the virus to other family members or persons.

It is also important to be attentive to the evolution of symptoms. In case of worsening of overall health status, or the appearance of some signs of alarm, trouble breathing, chest pain, bloody sputum, and confusion or drowsiness, you must go to a hospital for treatment immediately. For young children, who can not express what happens, we must monitor the persistence of high fever for more than three days and the onset of rapid breathing, food refusal, irritability and / or convulsions and decay . Given these symptoms, it is also important to bring the child to a hospital unit.

People who already have chronic respiratory diseases such as diabetes mellitus or decompensated asthma, those with morbid obesity and pregnant women are at greater risk of developing complications to infection by influenza A (H1N1), so it should increase measures of prevention and if you have symptoms, go to a health unit and follow the treatment recommendations.

Maintain preventive measures

Preventive measures must be followed by all people, in order to limit the circulation of the virus and mitigate its effects. Washing your hands often with soap and water, care of covering your mouth and nose with a tissue or the inside of your elbow when you sneeze or cough are still the most effective measures to be observed worldwide.

It also invites the parents to remain vigilant and monitor the health of their children to observe the appearance of the characteristic symptoms of this disease and before them, go to the nearest health center and prevent people that present them to attend school or work.

 

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Two more deaths from influenza in Michoacan

Additionally, disclosed that from 31 October to 2 November, there were 67 new cases of the disease, bringing the number of confirmed patients in the state, since the beginning of the epidemic, amounts to two thousand 336.

Tue, 03/11/2009 - 20:48
.- The Ministry of Morelia in Michoacan Health confirmed the death of two other people, as a result of influenza A (H1N1).

Additionally, disclosed that from 31 October to 2 November, there were 67 new cases of the disease, bringing the number of confirmed patients in the state, since the beginning of the epidemic, amounts to two thousand 336.

The latest report, corresponding to 2 November, said 32 people were hospitalized, eight of which were serious, 15 sensitive and nine unspecified.

On the new human deaths from the flu, the agency announced that there were two boys, 45 and 56 years of age, who died in the Hospital General "Dr. Miguel Silva, Morelia.

The first was from the Sanitary Jurisdiction Patzcuaro, began with respiratory symptoms on October 21, 28 admitted to hospital with pneumonia and died on 30.

The second, Tacambaro, started showing symptoms on 22 October, was hospitalized on 26 and died on 1 November.

With these, are 12 deaths caused by human influenza in the state territory.

Notimex

 

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In La Piedad 207 people have influenza

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Friday November 6, 2009


LA PIEDAD, MICHOACAN (BI) .- A total of 207 confirmed cases of influenza A HIN1 in La Piedad, one of the municipalities with more infections, just below Morelia and Uruapan L?zaro C?rdenas.

Through the official statistics of the disease became known that La Piedad has registered over two hundred cases, while seasonal influenza have been confirmed with 29 patients.

Recently it was rumored that in a garden of children had a confirmed case of influenza, and that parents demanded a fence health, but the head of the jurisdiction Bernabe Arevalo Duarte denied the fact and clarify that health fences not usually performed in schools, because they assume that there are filters to prevent children from entering any symptoms and classes where parents take them even when sick, are returned by teachers to their homes until they recover.

He mentioned that the comments that this or that person has the flu, there have been, but these cases should be confirmed by doctors in health centers, where practiced laboratory studies.

When the patient has all the symptoms of the virus, even without the laboratory result with treatment is started, it also ask to take all precautionary measures to prevent spreading to other family members.

He said when there are results and positive cases are not expected to know the patient goes to school, but go directly home to give proper treatment and inform you that should take preventive measures.

Dr. Barnabas Duarte Arevalo, said that so far confirmed patients with influenza A H1N1, there have been no cases with complications, they have all taken their treatment properly and have made it out of the condition.

The new influenza virus A (H1N1) has been found in patients of 92 of the 113 municipalities in the state, although still concentrated mainly in the cities of greater population density: Morelia, with 659 confirmed cases tops the list, followed by Lazarus Cardenas, Uruapan and La Piedad. These four counties represent around 68% of patients.

Of the municipalities of the health jurisdiction, the situation is as follows: in La Piedad are 207 influenza A (H1N1) and 29 seasonal Yur?cuaro were recorded in 47 and 6 seasonal in Angamacutiro are 4 and 26 seasonal; in Churintzio 2 seasonal in Penjamillo 1 and 2 are seasonal in Tanhuato 3 and 1 seasonal Morelos 1 in 5 and seasonal Puru?ndiro 1 and Tlazazalca only one case of influenza A (H1N1).

 

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In 6 days 114 new cases in Michoacan

According to the latest report by the State Laboratory of Public Health, November 4 to 10 November, 114 new cases were positive for Influenza A virus (H1N1), bringing the total number of confirmed cases since the beginning of the epidemic in April amounted to 2.450 cases.

Although most people develop a mild illness and recover without sequelae within 7 to 10 days, some people develop serious complications, mainly manifested as pneumonia. The latest report, covering the 10 November, stated that there were 22 people hospitalized for respiratory diseases, of which 3 were positive for influenza A (H1N1). Of all hospitalized, 8 were severe, 6 sensitive and 5 were unspecified.

The symptoms of this disease are high fever, cough, headache, sore throat, which may be accompanied by muscle and joint pain, runny nose and malaise. The recommendation of the Ministry of Health is that at the onset of these symptoms, do not treat yourself and go to a health unit for treatment. Will the physician who determines the treatment to follow.

Because of this, preventive measures should be followed by all people, in order to limit the circulation of the virus and mitigate its effects. Washing your hands often with soap and water, care of covering your mouth and nose with a tissue or the inside of your elbow when you sneeze or cough are still the most effective measures to be observed worldwide.

It also invites the parents to remain vigilant and monitor the health of their children to observe the appearance of the characteristic symptoms of this disease and before them, go to the nearest health center and prevent people that present them to attend school or work.



Importantly, no need for the sample and wait for the confirmation of the presence of the virus lab to make medical decisions and install the pharmacological treatment of early, especially in those with risk factors for developing complications such as pregnant women, people with chronic respiratory diseases and those with pre-morbid obesity.



Recommendations for patients


Most people who become infected with this new virus experience mild symptoms similar to those of seasonal influenza, and retrieved in the span of about 7 to 10 days. During this time we need to stay at home and extreme preventive measures such as use of masks, frequent hand washing and not sharing utensils, in order to avoid spreading the virus to other family members or persons.

It is very important to be attentive to the evolution of symptoms. In case of worsening of overall health status, or the appearance of some signs of alarm, trouble breathing, chest pain, bloody sputum, and confusion or drowsiness, you must go to a hospital for treatment immediately. For young children, who can not express what happens, we must monitor the persistence of high fever for more than three days and the onset of rapid breathing, food refusal, irritability and / or convulsions and decay . Given these symptoms, it is also important to bring the child to a hospital unit.

People who already have chronic respiratory diseases such as diabetes mellitus or decompensated asthma, those with morbid obesity and pregnant women are at greater risk of developing complications to infection by influenza A (H1N1), so it should increase measures of prevention and if you have symptoms, go to a health unit and follow the treatment recommendations.

 

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Closed two kindergartens for influenza
Flu alert - Thursday 12 November (11:45 hrs.)

They belong to the IMSS, in Michoacan
Both operate in the city of Uruapan


El Financiero en l?nea

Morelia, November 12 .- The Ministry of Health in Michoacan closed two kindergartens belonging to the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), due to the registration of cases of influenza A virus (H1N1).

Reliance announced that it is called child care Paulita Paulita I and II, which operates in the city of Uruapan.

In the first settlement were detected 12 cases of the disease and three other suspects, while in the second confirmed five.

In this situation, the Health Ministry ordered the closure of both institutions until 17 November.

Reliance said that none of the cases required hospitalization and explained that all adults and children affected are recovering satisfactorily at home.

Meanwhile, day-care staff carries out disinfection of the establishments.

Since the beginning of the epidemic, Michoacan has seen two thousand total 450 cases of human influenza. (Agencies / AYV)

 

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14-November-2009
To exceed the seasonal H1N1
Miguel Garcia Tinoco / Correspondent
MORELIA. Because of low temperatures in Michoacan and there is more demand for medical care for respiratory diseases, said Health Secretary in the state, Armando Luna.
However, despite what one might think, seasonal influenza has been overtaken by the human. "There is an increased demand for care, but curiously there has been a case of seasonal influenza for every six of A H1N1, is the predominant human influenza, said in an interview with Excelsior, Luna Escalante.
For common diseases with winter as nasopharyngitis, bronchitis, asthma and tonsillitis, among others, these have not been increased. "In the rest of ailments has not been an increase as in other years, which may be related to much of the population has been observing the measures of prevention, the fact that in many cases family filters are made," said the state official.
The warning lights in the entity continues in yellow, the latest report positive findings in influenza A H1N1 is two thousand 590, with 254 patients confirmed in nine days.
There are currently 25 people hospitalized in public hospitals because of respiratory disease, but only four have the disease, while eight are in serious condition, seven in ten cases delicate and has not specified his health.
The number of deaths due to respiratory complications that presented human influenza is 13, most of the victims were met first in private practice.
Health authorities in the state continue to recommend to people to avoid self-medication and go to health centers where people are cared for showing any symptoms.
Meanwhile, in Puebla seven times the number of positive cases of influenza A H1N1 virus in just 71 days after its latest report on the Health Ministry said a thousand 624 patients with this disease.
The agency had only 183 patients with human influenza until 3 September, but in just over two months, the number increased at a rate of 20.29 cases in each of the 71 days.
According to federal statistics about the disease, including between 23 April and on 11 this month, had 18 deaths.
With information from Fernando Perez Corona

 

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SSM confirms the death of two people for influenza A/H1N1 in Morelia
HOMERO LEMUS VELAZQUEZ

The Ministry of Health in Michoacan (SSM) confirmed the death of two more victims of the H1N1 influenza virus, bringing the death toll reached 18, in turn, has been reported that 2 thousand and 742 cases of the disease. The deaths were in the Civil Hospital in Morelia, and accounted for by two men of 34 and 36 years of age, who presented the typical picture of the condition.

The head of the agency, Armando Luna Escalante confirmed dependence and divided among the eight health districts of more than 14 thousand shots that were assigned to the SSM for staff and pregnant women. "We started the distribution within the state, which will now be applied to health sector workers, who are in direct contact with prospective patients, we had a very good training."

From 8 o'clock in the 20 health centers, women in the third trimester of pregnancy may receive free of biological, which the SSM keep a strict record of vaccines supplied to deviate to avoid drugs.

The official called on the Michoacan to not be fooled by the antiviral potential vendors, as they will only "IMSS, ISSSTE and we are going to provide it, nobody is selling, so that people not be misled by those who want to sell any potential vaccine.

Regarding the mutation of H1N1 influenza virus that recorded the federal Health Secretariat (SSA), the SSM authorities reported that so far there has been no similar case in the state.

Finally, he reiterated the prevention of transmission of the virus as they are not shaking hands or kissing, frequent hand washing, sneezing into the inside of the elbow and avoiding crowded places.

It is noteworthy that most of the cases presented in the body has been recovered. Influenza is primarily manifested by the appearance of high fever, cough, sore throat and headache, which may be accompanied by muscle and joint pain, runny nose and malaise.

 

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In La Piedad, more cases of influenza

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Tuesday December 8, 2009


La Piedad, Michoac?n (BI) .- La Piedad is still one of the municipalities with the highest number of cases of influenza A H1N1 in Michoacan, and cities with greater population density as Morelia, Uruapan, L?zaro C?rdenas and Zamora.

This was released by the Ministry of Health in Michoacan, through a press release that announces the current status of influenza in this state.

In this regard, the Director of Health Services, Jose Guadalupe Hernandez Alcala, said that to date has been confirmed in 794 Michoacan 2 thousand cases of influenza A (H1N1) since the beginning of the epidemic last April, among them included 18 deaths. The virus has been detected in 92 municipalities of the entity.

In recent weeks that the highest incidence occurs in the age groups between 10 and 14 years and those aged 20 to 24, representing a slight shift toward younger ages than in previous months as the group most affected was the 25 to 44 years.

When analyzing the behavior of respiratory disease this year, noted a similar trend in the three health institutions, with increased demand for outpatient respiratory infections compared with other years.

However it also found fewer hospitalizations for pneumonia and bronchopneumonia in comparison with the trend of previous years.

The hypothesis is that epidemiologists probably due to the epidemic of influenza A (H1N1) people are more aware and more often go to health units to symptoms of respiratory disease, reducing the risk of complications and severe cases self-medication or no treatment.

Last week came the first allocations to Michoacan vaccine, 036 doses of 29 thousand biological against the new influenza virus A (H1N1), distributed as follows: 15 thousand 480 to the Ministry of Health of Michoacan, 11 thousand 870 686 thousand IMSS and the ISSSTE. In this first stage is devoted to health workers and women who are in the third trimester of pregnancy.

In the second half of December the following allocations expect vaccines to other populations at risk of developing complications if infected with the virus: children between 6 and 23 months old, the other pregnant women (first and second quarter), people with other diseases such as chronic lung disease, miellitus diabetes, heart disease, and obese patients with immunodeficiencies.

Meanwhile, continue to cover information and guidance to the population, to address concerns of the new vaccine and continue to stress the need to maintain personal hygiene and the environment, and that vaccination is only a tool to mitigate the effects of the epidemic, but we should not abandon the frequent hand washing, care to cover mouth and nose with a tissue or forearm when coughing or sneezing, and cleaning surfaces and objects sharing.

 

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Comes Michoacan 2 thousand 860 cases influenza AH1N1

Christian Hernandez Robledo

Sunday December 20, 2009 ? Send note ? Print


Morelial, Michoacan .- So far this month has increased by 66 the number of people who presented the H1N1 virus in the body, so it already arrived at a figure of two thousand 860 cases, and as to deaths, were added four in the first 17 days of December, with what has already accumulated 22 since the start of the pandemic, as shown by statistics from the Ministry of Health in Michoacan (SSM).

After the appearance of the new influenza virus in the country and the state, until last December 17 the number of cases increased to two thousand 860, which positions to Michoacan in eighth place nationally in terms of number of people who tested positive to H1N1, according to the federal Health Secretariat (SSA).

In the first two weeks of this month, reported by state health agency, joined more than four deaths, with which it was 22 deaths since April this year.

On the other hand, it is noted that on Thursday announced the arrival of the new batch of vaccines against influenza A H1N1, which was 17 thousand 50 doses, which already has 32 thousand 530 to immunize biological population Michoacan by the SSM.

Thus, the health unit reported that as of last Friday the number of people vaccinated against the new virus was nine thousand 225, of which six thousand 841 were for health personnel and two thousand and 384 for women in the third quarter of pregnancy.

Furthermore, the SSM makes the application of vaccines against seasonal influenza, it is a report that 207 thousand doses 623, of which 79 thousand 263 were applied to persons over 60 years, 520 to 104 thousand children between six and 24 months of age, and the remaining were applied to people of other ages with risk factors.

Continue with the steps

Although biologics are being applied to the influenza A H1N1 and seasonal, the SSM recommends the population to continue with preventive measures, including frequent hand washing with soap, especially before cooking or eating, after using the bathroom and the return of the street-more if you used public transport or has gone through a lot of places influx of people. In case of not having water and soap with alcohol gel can be used diluted to 70 per cent to disinfect hands. It is also important to avoid shaking hands or kiss and keep sneezing etiquette, covering mouth and nose with a tissue or the inside of the forearm when sneezing or coughing.

 

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Michoacan fewer cases of influenza than those estimated
Flu alert - Monday 21 December (19:06 hrs.)


The entity is 70% below forecasts


El Financiero en linea

Morelia, December 21 .- Michoacan is 70 percent below forecasts sick of influenza A (H1N1) that had the authorities of the health sector, said the secretary of the branch in the state, Armando Luna Escalante.

In an interview, mentioned that at the beginning of the epidemic was seen by year-end that the entity has accumulated at least 10 thousand cases of human influenza.

However, he said that they have not reached the three thousand, a fact which is mainly due to sanitary measures imposed by authorities and respected by the citizenry.

The official recalled that to date a total of 22 people have died, having contracted the virus again.

In addition, he mentioned that another death to be confirmed, recorded during the last hours.

On vaccines against the virus, said he had been implemented 10 thousand doses in this first phase, and the second applies to groups considered vulnerable.

He recalled that the entity has two thousand 90 thousand doses of this biological, and stressed that health workers have been vaccinated in their entirety. (Con informaci?n de Notimex / GCE)

 

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Michoac?n decreases the rate of increase in cases of influenza A H1N1
The growth rate declined from 80 percent

Christian Hernandez Robledo

Monday December 28, 2009 ? Send note ? Print


Morelia, Michoacan .- drastically decreased the rate of increase of new cases of influenza A H1N1 in December, according to figures reported by the Ministry of Health of Michoacan (SSM).

Based on statistics from the SSM, Cambio de Michoacan calculated the growth rate of new cases of A H1N1 in the state, and the data showed that the increase fell 80 percent between October and November, at six per cent between November and December.

It should be noted that the December 17 to 23, latest update of the data offered by the health secretary, Roman Armando Luna Escalante, only eight others were added with this new virus.

From October to November, the number of new cases rising from 481 thousand to two thousand 686, with a rate of 80 percent, while that from 20 November to 23 December, it happened two thousand to two thousand 686 868, implying a growth of six per cent only.

Given these figures, Luna Escalante said last Monday and Wednesday the influenza virus A H1N1 was controlled in winter in Michoacan, given the low incidence of new cases.

Furthermore, it should be noted that from 14 October to 23 December, it shot the number of deaths caused by the disease that develops this new virus since the first date were four deaths in the entity and the last report, 22 were reported.

Continue with the steps

In this December, when they were received by the entity little over 32 thousand vaccines against influenza A H1N1 - the last 17 thousand 50 arrived on December 17, the SSM insists on continuing with the preventive measures, including frequent washing hands with soap and water, especially before cooking or eating, after using the bathroom and upon returning from the street, more if you used public transport or has gone through a lot of places influx of people. In case of not having water and soap with alcohol gel can be used diluted to 70 percent, to disinfect hands. It is also important to avoid shaking hands or kiss and keep sneezing etiquette, covering mouth and nose with a tissue or the inside of the forearm when sneezing or coughing.

 

[Tonka]

Re: Michoac?n: Cases

http://www.mimorelia.com/noticias/noticias.php?id=47178

22 deaths in Michoacan, Influenza virus A (H1N1)

Michoac?n confirmed since the beginning of the pandemic cases amounts to 2.898 according to the latest report

By: My Morelia.com

The number of cases of novel influenza virus A (H1N1) confirmed in Michoacan since the start of the pandemic cases amounts to 2.898 according to the latest report from the National Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference, December 28. The number of deaths from this disease remains at 22.

It should be mentioned that in recent weeks, the number of cases positive to the virus has remained low since December 17 until the last report, only confirmed 38 new. Also, from 24 to 27 this month, were processed in the State Public Health Laboratory 14 samples, of which only one was positive for influenza A/H1N1.

Moreover, in the hospitals of the Health Department are paid, to the last report 13 people with respiratory disease, of which nine were in serious condition, three sensitive and stable.

One of the factors associated with severe cases is the delay in requiring medical attention. Therefore, readers are referred to nearest health center at the onset of symptoms of influenza, which are known as: fever over 39 degrees of sudden onset and persistent, with a cough, headache intense, runny nose and malaise. It is vital not self-medicate and go to a health unit, where the doctor will assess the situation and determine whether it is necessary to initiate appropriate treatment and if a sample.

Most people who become infected with this new virus experience mild symptoms similar to those of seasonal influenza, and retrieved in the span of about 7 to 10 days. During this time we need to stay at home and extreme preventive measures such as use of masks, frequent hand washing and not sharing utensils, in order to avoid spreading the virus to other family members or persons.

It is also important to be attentive to the evolution of symptoms. In case of worsening of overall health status, or the appearance of some signs of alarm, trouble breathing, chest pain, bloody sputum, and confusion or drowsiness, you must go to a hospital for treatment immediately. For young children, who can not express what happens, we must monitor the persistence of high fever for more than three days and the onset of rapid breathing, food refusal, irritability and / or convulsions and decay . Given these symptoms, it is also important to bring the child to a hospital unit.

People who already have chronic respiratory diseases such as diabetes mellitus or decompensated asthma, those with morbid obesity and pregnant women are at greater risk of developing complications to infection by influenza A (H1N1), so it should increase measures of prevention and if you have symptoms, go to a health unit and follow the treatment recommendations.

Maintain preventive measures

Preventive measures must be followed by all people, in order to limit the circulation of the virus and mitigate its effects. Washing your hands often with soap and water, care of covering your mouth and nose with a tissue or the inside of your elbow when you sneeze or cough are still the most effective measures to be observed worldwide.

It also invites the parents to remain vigilant and monitor the health of their children to observe the appearance of the characteristic symptoms of this disease and before them, go to the nearest health center and prevent people that present them to attend school or work.

 

[Tonka]

Re: Michoac?n: Cases

http://www.cambiodemichoacan.com.mx/vernota.php?id=115612

Until day 7, the return to school

Benjamin Alvarez Mendoza

Monday January 4, 2010 ? Send note ? Print


Morelia, Michoacan .- After the go ahead to the departure dates and holiday period decembrinas back to school on the official calendar of the Secretariat of Public Education (SEP), because they envisioned the possibility of a massive spread of the virus A H1N1, which denied the State Department of Education (SEE), as if they were to match the school term dates to the weekend and return from holiday, beginning this week, it seems that will be until Jan. 7 when re-entering the school buildings to their normal activities.

And that was the beginning of winter on December 21, the day that officially started the holiday period, which fell on a Monday, which meant the loss of two weekend days (19 and 20 December), by it was chosen to advance the date to 18th of the month, so that will advance the integration classes to 4 January, and not until 7, watched as the official calendar of the SEP.

However, the rumor that the advancement of the holiday date was due to the onset of winter, and that this could lead to massive infection of diseases such as colds or flu in schools, and reason that there are no medical response capability to a new epidemic, the SEP would advance the official departure time on vacation.

But officials from the SEE assured that the advancement of decembrinas holiday was not due to the possibility of a massive spread of flu or influenza, as he drove, but to match the dates of departure and the start of classes, with the end and beginning week respectively.

While contemplating the return to classes today, it seems that state education institutions will return to class until 7 January, easing the return to school activities in just two days a week (Thursday and Friday), so the bridge could be done until early next week, ie a full return to activity until Monday January 11.

 

[Tonka]

Re: Michoac?n: Cases

http://www.oem.com.mx/elsoldemexico/notas/n1473142.htm


15 cases of influenza in January
*** During January
El Sol de Morelia
January 11, 2010


Arcelia Lara Medina

Morelia, Michoacan .- Amid the lowest temperatures, the Health Ministry in Michoacan has reported 15 new cases of influenza A/H1N1 in the month of January and just over 50 during the month of December.

And is that since I have started contingency 2 thousand 901 cases reported, of which 22 have died, said the owner of the SSM, Armando Luna Escalante.

One of the factors associated with severe cases is the delay in requiring medical attention. Therefore, readers are referred to the Health Center closest to the onset of symptoms of influenza, which are known as: fever over 39 degrees of sudden onset and persistent, with a cough, headache intense, runny nose and malaise.

It is vital not self-medicate and go to a health unit, where the doctor will assess the situation and determine whether it is necessary to initiate appropriate treatment and if a sample.

Most people who become infected with this new virus experience mild symptoms similar to those of seasonal influenza, and retrieved in the span of about 7 to 10 days. During this time we need to stay at home and extreme preventive measures such as use of masks, frequent hand washing and not sharing utensils, in order to avoid spreading the virus to other family members or persons.

It is also important to be attentive to the evolution of symptoms. In case of worsening of overall health status, or the appearance of some signs of alarm, trouble breathing, chest pain, bloody sputum, and confusion or drowsiness, you must go to a hospital for treatment immediately. For young children, who can not express what happens, we must monitor the persistence of high fever for more than three days and the onset of rapid breathing, food refusal, irritability and / or convulsions and decay . Given these symptoms, it is also important to bring the child to a hospital unit.

People who already have chronic respiratory diseases such as decompensated diabetes mellitus or asthma, those with morbid obesity and pregnant women are at greater risk of developing complications to influenza A/H1N1 infection, so it should increase measures of prevention, and if you have symptoms, go to a health unit and follow the treatment recommendations.

Remain vigilant

It also invites the parents to remain vigilant and monitor the health of their children to observe the appearance of the characteristic symptoms of this disease and before them, go to the nearest health center and prevent people that present them to attend school or work. (P)

 

[Tonka]

Re: Michoac?n: Cases

http://www.informador.com.mx/mexico/2010/172410/6/suman-25-muertos-por-influenza-en-michoacan.htm

25 deaths from influenza in Michoacan

◦In the state two thousand have been reported 925 cases of human influenza
In the last week have been reported only two cases of human influenza

MORELIA, MICHOACAN .- The Ministry of Health on Wednesday confirmed a new Michoacan death influenza in the state, bringing the number of deaths from this cause reached 25.

This is a 29-year-old who presented a picture of atypical pneumonia which tested positive for evidence of influenza A (H1N1).

In counterpart, the agency reiterated the sharp decrease in the number of cases of the disease in the state.

In this regard, said that during the last week have only been confirmed two new cases, bringing the accumulated since the beginning of the epidemic amounted to two thousand 925.

He emphasized the need to remain vigilant and continue to implement preventive measures and hygiene and urged people to go to health centers and hospitals IMSS e ISSSTE to apply the vaccine.

He explained that we are currently continuing in the implementation phase-risk groups but reported that as of February vaccination will be open for general public.

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