Tonka
Well-known member
http://www.laprensa.hn/Sintesis/Lo-ultimo/Ediciones/2010/05/04/Noticias/Ingresan-5-mas-por-dengue
There is a 50% shortage of medicines
03/05/1910 - Updated: 05/04/1910 1:46 a.m. - Lilian Mejia: @ laprensa.hn lilian.mejia
San Pedro Sula, Honduras
Three children and two adults are in hospital internal Mario Rivas to have symptoms suggestive of dengue hemorrhagic fever.
The children come from rails, Lomas del Carmen and Choloma.
One of the adults living in El Carmen and the other in Santa Cruz de Yojoa. The five patients have common dengue.
In addition to the five cases of dengue in the medical center two patients with symptoms of influenza H1N1.
Patients are treated in special areas to prevent transmission to patients admitted with other conditions.
Rivas authorities said no drugs to treat these people while recognizing that there is a shortage of 50%.
"It will reduce the percentage of infections next week, because we already have ready about three million doses purchesed," said Victor Hernandez, director of Mario Rivas.
The current shortage affects patients with diabetes, heart and kidney problems.
There is a 50% shortage of medicines
03/05/1910 - Updated: 05/04/1910 1:46 a.m. - Lilian Mejia: @ laprensa.hn lilian.mejia
San Pedro Sula, Honduras
Three children and two adults are in hospital internal Mario Rivas to have symptoms suggestive of dengue hemorrhagic fever.
The children come from rails, Lomas del Carmen and Choloma.
One of the adults living in El Carmen and the other in Santa Cruz de Yojoa. The five patients have common dengue.
In addition to the five cases of dengue in the medical center two patients with symptoms of influenza H1N1.
Patients are treated in special areas to prevent transmission to patients admitted with other conditions.
Rivas authorities said no drugs to treat these people while recognizing that there is a shortage of 50%.
"It will reduce the percentage of infections next week, because we already have ready about three million doses purchesed," said Victor Hernandez, director of Mario Rivas.
The current shortage affects patients with diabetes, heart and kidney problems.