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Rise in reported cases of dengue hemorrhagic and H1N1
? According to the authorities of the Mario Catarino Rivas, have also increased cases of H1N1 virus
10.04.10 - Updated: 10.04.10 08:03 pm - Writing: redaccion@elheraldo.hn
San Pedro Sula, Honduras
The Aedes aegypti mosquito attack seems to be growing. A young woman of 15 years, with reference to a private clinic, was admitted yesterday to the Mario Catarino Rivas hospital with symptoms of dengue hemorrhagic fever.
She had low levels in their platelets, vomiting, nasal bleeding and malaise, "but his condition is stable," reported Dr. Lucy Aguilar.
The child resides in the colony planet and began to have symptoms of dengue fever a week ago, but it was only yesterday that he began to have nosebleeds and vomiting, so the attending physicians decided to refer the case to the main hospital in the north.
Aguilar said that in the last few hours had attended an emergency in three patients with dengue fever, which were not admitted because they presented a good general.
In addition, this medical center reported two new suspected cases of influenza A H1N1. The patients are men, one of them is 34 and is from the municipality of Potrerillos, who presented all the symptoms of the disease and its status has not yet stabilized.
The other case is a 36 year old man living in the colony Rivera Hernandez. Both patients are under observation and treatment.
People with symptoms of H1N1 are assessed and paid when your case is very delicate, otherwise treated on an outpatient basis
Rise in reported cases of dengue hemorrhagic and H1N1
? According to the authorities of the Mario Catarino Rivas, have also increased cases of H1N1 virus
10.04.10 - Updated: 10.04.10 08:03 pm - Writing: redaccion@elheraldo.hn
San Pedro Sula, Honduras
The Aedes aegypti mosquito attack seems to be growing. A young woman of 15 years, with reference to a private clinic, was admitted yesterday to the Mario Catarino Rivas hospital with symptoms of dengue hemorrhagic fever.
She had low levels in their platelets, vomiting, nasal bleeding and malaise, "but his condition is stable," reported Dr. Lucy Aguilar.
The child resides in the colony planet and began to have symptoms of dengue fever a week ago, but it was only yesterday that he began to have nosebleeds and vomiting, so the attending physicians decided to refer the case to the main hospital in the north.
Aguilar said that in the last few hours had attended an emergency in three patients with dengue fever, which were not admitted because they presented a good general.
In addition, this medical center reported two new suspected cases of influenza A H1N1. The patients are men, one of them is 34 and is from the municipality of Potrerillos, who presented all the symptoms of the disease and its status has not yet stabilized.
The other case is a 36 year old man living in the colony Rivera Hernandez. Both patients are under observation and treatment.
People with symptoms of H1N1 are assessed and paid when your case is very delicate, otherwise treated on an outpatient basis