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Ciudad Madero MX recorded 129 cases of chickenpox
The director of health center in Ciudad Madero, Ricardo Manzur reported that there are 129 cases of chickenpox in the county, this in the first 7 weeks of the working calendar of Ssa. He noted that so far all the cases are treated and controlled, and there is no risk of encephalitis.
Sun, 06/03/2011 - 20:00
Ciudad Madero .- As long as you keep the risk health workers across the city as part of the work of health fence requested by the Health District. Currently gathers more than 300 cases of Varicella Tampico and Madero, topping the list.
The head of health said Madero are paying special attention to all complaints suspects. He noted that the existence of the 129 cases until the seventh week, indicate a health risk and therefore maintain vigilance and work recommendations. However, this outbreak is not considered alarming, as is typical outbreaks this season.
"The cases have been confirmed are under control and patients are being treated to avoid complications, we now need is for families to be alert to any symptoms." Symptoms include fever, rashes and irritation, and they are being treated effectively, which sought to avoid using home remedies.
Erik Vargas / Mil
Spanish to English translation
Ciudad Madero MX recorded 129 cases of chickenpox
The director of health center in Ciudad Madero, Ricardo Manzur reported that there are 129 cases of chickenpox in the county, this in the first 7 weeks of the working calendar of Ssa. He noted that so far all the cases are treated and controlled, and there is no risk of encephalitis.
Sun, 06/03/2011 - 20:00
Ciudad Madero .- As long as you keep the risk health workers across the city as part of the work of health fence requested by the Health District. Currently gathers more than 300 cases of Varicella Tampico and Madero, topping the list.
The head of health said Madero are paying special attention to all complaints suspects. He noted that the existence of the 129 cases until the seventh week, indicate a health risk and therefore maintain vigilance and work recommendations. However, this outbreak is not considered alarming, as is typical outbreaks this season.
"The cases have been confirmed are under control and patients are being treated to avoid complications, we now need is for families to be alert to any symptoms." Symptoms include fever, rashes and irritation, and they are being treated effectively, which sought to avoid using home remedies.
Erik Vargas / Mil