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Virus A (H1N1) would have caused the death of a child in Popay?n

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Doctors try to confirm if the death of the minor one that The Stay came with symptoms of a strong respiratory complaint to the Clinic, would have been produced by the virus A (H1N1). The decease registered in the last hours in this capital. Although up to the moment major information is not known on the event, it was known that the minor consulted for a strong respiratory complaint the previous Monday and was sent to his house with a treatment of antiviral. Nevertheless and in spite of the medical determinations the patient deteriorated and on having returned to consult again of urgencies, his state was already very advanced and in only a few hours his decease took place.

The body of the minor was sent to Legal Medicine where the examinations of rigor are practised to extend the clinical details on the death of the small one. The informations of the authorities of health in the Cauca, point out that in whole 52 cases of persons infected with the virus of the Influenza type A (H1N1), they presented themselves in this region. Of them 3 died.

http://www.rcnradio.com/noticias/editor/virus-ah1n1-habria-ocasionado--129727
 
Re: Virus A (H1N1) would have caused the death of a child in Popay?n

It is alert in Popay?n for virus H1N1

The virus could have been the causer of the death of a girl, who was suffering a respiratory complaint.


The parents of minor would have consulted one week ago on the state of health of minor, who after being submitted to the medical checkup was returned to a treatment with antiviral medicines.

In spite of the decision, the health of the small one would have deteriorated and on having been taken again of urgencies of a medical local center, the illness had already advanced. Official sources confirmed that the patient died on Monday after which his state of health was deteriorating.

The secretary of Health of the Cauca, ?scar Ospina Farmer, said that the symptomatology points at the characteristics of the pathology of this virus, but the assertion of the INS is waited.

http://www.portafolio.co/portafolio-plus/alerta-popayan-virus-h1n1
 
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