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Peru: "Para Influenza" virus invades Lima

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
"Para Influenza" virus invades Lima

Every day more Lima suffered a rare and little-known respiratory viruses that only lasts three to seven days, but in whose time the patient experiences decadence general flu symptoms, nausea and in some cases, more serious, until digestive discomfort. Now affects 15% of Lima.

The symptoms respond, to say Antonio Hernandez, head of the Department of Medicine Hospital Cayetano Heredia, a particular "parainfluenza."

According to Mail pointed out, this strange virus has not yet been isolated.

Taking into account the records of the hospital where he works, the doctor referred to this evil virus appeared in the capital 30 days ago, the first climate change as the seasons of summer-autumn. He explained that changes of temperature rise in people predisposed to viral diseases.

However, analyzing the sistematolog?a, shows that this would be an influenza type C, which is the most benign, and mainly affects people in extreme ages, namely children, infants and seniors.

In both cases, the disease could lead to pneumonia, which if not treated properly could end up with the death of the infected person.

When the virus is removed, requires the doctor, makes the person an ephemeral residual cough, which does not require further medical intervention.

Refinements

As a preventive measure, it is recommended to avoid sudden temperature changes, shelter properly covered during sneezing and wash hands properly.

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