Shiloh
Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: Puebla: Cases
Source: http://www.lajornadadeoriente.com.mx/2009/08/03/puebla/sal109.php
SNTSS two more deaths reported by the human influenza in the state of Puebla
AMERICA FAR?AS OCAMPO
The secretary general of the National Union of Social Security (SNTSS) section 1, Reyes Hernandez Rosas reported that in recent days, two patients died in the regional hospital of San Alejandro in human influenza.
The victims were pregnant women. With these deaths, five additional deaths in the state, but neither the IMSS and the local Ministry of Health (SSA) have been reported.
Officially, there are only three confirmed cases and 98 deaths from influenza human. The last five infections were made public Friday by the Secretary of Health, Alfredo Arango Garcia, who described three outbreaks that occurred in Puebla, and another one in Teziutl?n more Coyomeapan.
People infected with the virus AH1N1 four women were 21, 20, 19 and 13 years respectively, and a boy of seven years.
Rosas Reyes explained that the results of the National Institute of Epidemiological Reference (Indre), which confirmed that the two women killed themselves were infected by the virus arrived in Puebla AH1N1 days after the infection had been buried.
He added that although the Indre confirmed the infection of the now deceased, the IMSS did not alter the minutes of death, which was the cause of death of the two women was atypical pneumonia.
The secretary general of SNTSS San Alejandro reported that six people are hospitalized, this group, two women, who gave birth a few days ago and another 20 years, and they reported that carry the virus AH1N1, other and are placed under suspicion because of atypical pneumonia.
Among those who could be infected by human influenza is at the IMSS subdelegation Teziutl?n Efrain Dominguez Emilio de la Rosa, who is a serious health.
Of the six cases, two confirmed and four suspects, three men and four women in the group of females, three are pregnant.
The baby of one of the two women who died was saved and the other died due to premature birth, was 28 weeks' gestation.
The World Health Organization says that pregnant women should increase their care because they are the group most at risk for contracting the human influenza virus, because at this stage the mother's immune system can be changed and these changes increase the risk of complications, in addition, the virus mainly affects young and healthy people, which group most of them are.
So far WHO ignores the effects of human influenza in babies while in the womb, but shortly publish the results of a study being done in the U.S. for how the virus affects women in a AH1N1 process gestation.
Source: http://www.lajornadadeoriente.com.mx/2009/08/03/puebla/sal109.php
SNTSS two more deaths reported by the human influenza in the state of Puebla
AMERICA FAR?AS OCAMPO
The secretary general of the National Union of Social Security (SNTSS) section 1, Reyes Hernandez Rosas reported that in recent days, two patients died in the regional hospital of San Alejandro in human influenza.
The victims were pregnant women. With these deaths, five additional deaths in the state, but neither the IMSS and the local Ministry of Health (SSA) have been reported.
Officially, there are only three confirmed cases and 98 deaths from influenza human. The last five infections were made public Friday by the Secretary of Health, Alfredo Arango Garcia, who described three outbreaks that occurred in Puebla, and another one in Teziutl?n more Coyomeapan.
People infected with the virus AH1N1 four women were 21, 20, 19 and 13 years respectively, and a boy of seven years.
Rosas Reyes explained that the results of the National Institute of Epidemiological Reference (Indre), which confirmed that the two women killed themselves were infected by the virus arrived in Puebla AH1N1 days after the infection had been buried.
He added that although the Indre confirmed the infection of the now deceased, the IMSS did not alter the minutes of death, which was the cause of death of the two women was atypical pneumonia.
The secretary general of SNTSS San Alejandro reported that six people are hospitalized, this group, two women, who gave birth a few days ago and another 20 years, and they reported that carry the virus AH1N1, other and are placed under suspicion because of atypical pneumonia.
Among those who could be infected by human influenza is at the IMSS subdelegation Teziutl?n Efrain Dominguez Emilio de la Rosa, who is a serious health.
Of the six cases, two confirmed and four suspects, three men and four women in the group of females, three are pregnant.
The baby of one of the two women who died was saved and the other died due to premature birth, was 28 weeks' gestation.
The World Health Organization says that pregnant women should increase their care because they are the group most at risk for contracting the human influenza virus, because at this stage the mother's immune system can be changed and these changes increase the risk of complications, in addition, the virus mainly affects young and healthy people, which group most of them are.
So far WHO ignores the effects of human influenza in babies while in the womb, but shortly publish the results of a study being done in the U.S. for how the virus affects women in a AH1N1 process gestation.