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http://www.diariovanguardia.com.py/...iones-respiratorias&catid=56:salud&Itemid=413
Spanish to English translation
Thirty people were hospitalized for respiratory infections.Saturday, September 11, 2010 7:59. . Previous1 3Siguiente.
Notifications of suspected cases of H1N1 are not falling and the amount adds up to 624, of which 23 were positive, five were influenza type B and one type AH3, the report of the Regional Epidemiology Unit ( EBU). Another 30 people affected by acute respiratory infections (ARI), two of them remain hospitalized in intensive care in different public health centers in the area. The sentinel hospital for respiratory cases is the Regional Hospital of Ciudad del Este, where there is an exclusive clinic for respiratory febrile illness and to provide consultations.
A newspaper reported several cases of ARIs and sentinel hospital corridors full of people remain affected, awaiting medical assistance.
Currently about 30 people remain hospitalized in different public health centers in Ciudad del Este, Minga Guaz? Hernandarias and President Franco.
Of the amount mentioned, two remain serious in intensive care for complications associated with other diseases.
Influenza, commonly called as the disease is a highly communicable respiratory tract infections caused by influenza virus. Transmission occurs from person to person through tiny droplets that are generated by talking, coughing, sneezing or by touching surfaces contaminated with the virus, such as handles, toys, telephones, handrails and keyboards.
In the presence of symptoms such as fever higher than 38 ?, sore throat, cough, muscle and joint aches, congestion and runny nose, malaise, loss of appetite, headache, fatigue or difficulty breathing, public health authorities recommend using face masks, staying in the house, not self-medicate, wash your hands regularly with soap and water, ventilate the rooms, limit contact with others, to avoid trips and not sharing food, glasses, cutlery, terer? or kill
Spanish to English translation
Thirty people were hospitalized for respiratory infections.Saturday, September 11, 2010 7:59. . Previous1 3Siguiente.
Notifications of suspected cases of H1N1 are not falling and the amount adds up to 624, of which 23 were positive, five were influenza type B and one type AH3, the report of the Regional Epidemiology Unit ( EBU). Another 30 people affected by acute respiratory infections (ARI), two of them remain hospitalized in intensive care in different public health centers in the area. The sentinel hospital for respiratory cases is the Regional Hospital of Ciudad del Este, where there is an exclusive clinic for respiratory febrile illness and to provide consultations.
A newspaper reported several cases of ARIs and sentinel hospital corridors full of people remain affected, awaiting medical assistance.
Currently about 30 people remain hospitalized in different public health centers in Ciudad del Este, Minga Guaz? Hernandarias and President Franco.
Of the amount mentioned, two remain serious in intensive care for complications associated with other diseases.
Influenza, commonly called as the disease is a highly communicable respiratory tract infections caused by influenza virus. Transmission occurs from person to person through tiny droplets that are generated by talking, coughing, sneezing or by touching surfaces contaminated with the virus, such as handles, toys, telephones, handrails and keyboards.
In the presence of symptoms such as fever higher than 38 ?, sore throat, cough, muscle and joint aches, congestion and runny nose, malaise, loss of appetite, headache, fatigue or difficulty breathing, public health authorities recommend using face masks, staying in the house, not self-medicate, wash your hands regularly with soap and water, ventilate the rooms, limit contact with others, to avoid trips and not sharing food, glasses, cutlery, terer? or kill