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Questions on Egypt

Commonground

Senior Moderator
I have some questions about Egypt..I hope anyone here can answer.

I am looking for the Surveillance Reports submitted to WHO, for ILI and SARI reports. I would like to compare this years May and June reports, to last year at this time.

Also, I'm wondering, why Tamiflu is not resistant to their seasonal influenza in Egypt?

And, also, does Egypt have a specific time of year when their "seasonal flu" is more active?

We have to assume all of these reports of suspected bf are something else. So, we say they are ILI or SARI. Everyone is being put on Tamiflu. I would like to see the Surveillance Reports on this.
 
Re: Questions on Egypt

And, also, does Egypt have a specific time of year when their "seasonal flu" is more active? fall and winter and every body gets it, you cant avoid it period.

but its here year round, "non-stop" from our close friends and family somebody is always sick with some type of flu or virus its pretty much non-stop even during the 100 degree days like the last week with humidity levels over fifty percent.

the term influenza is used pretty loosely in general to describe any type flu or virus, cold.
 
Re: Questions on Egypt

This is from the moh site and looks like it could be from 2006. one of the symptoms it mentions is a jerk..

I cant locate any old data on this site


Bzark inhalation of polluted air and secretions of infected birds


أعراض مرض الأنفلونزا في الإنسان: Symptoms of influenza in humans:

حمى مستمرة. Fever continues.
رعشة Jerk
التهاب الأنف ونزول إفرازات أنفية وعطس Rhinitis and the show deny discharge and sneeze
كحة جافة والتهاب في الزور Dry cough and inflammation of the Az-Zour
آلام في الصدر والعضلات وإعياء شديد Pain in the chest, muscles and severe fatigue
ضيق في التنفس Shortness of breath
التهاب رئوي حاد Severe pneumonia
أعراض معوية تظهر غالبا في الأطفال فقط Gastrointestinal symptoms in children often show only
الوفاة Death
تحدث الإصابة بصورتها الشديدة في الأشخاص المخالطين لطيور مصابة والقائمين علي رعايتها وتداولها وفي المجازر والمخالطين أو المعرضين لزرقها وإفرازاتها ، وتستمر الأعراض لعدة أيام As severe infection occurring in persons in contact with infected birds and their care and handling in the massacres and contacts or at Zarkha and Ifrazadtha, and the symptoms continue for several days




the first half is in english the second was in arabic

heres the link
 
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