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Amazon registers first death caused by the virus H1N1 in this year
The Amazon registered the first death caused by the virus H1N1. A woman died in this week in Manaus after influenza was infected by the virus of the flu in the Rio of January, according to the Foundation of Vigilance in Health (FVS). In accordance with the FVS, this is the second case of the disease registered in the state in this year and there is risk of new incidents.
In the beginning of March, the first case of H1N1 in Manaus was confirmed by examinations in laboratory. The second case, which evolved into death, was registered after a woman started to present the symptoms of the disease while returning of the Rio of January. The woman had not age and identity when they were revealed.
Semsa investigates teacher death from suspected H1N1 in Manaus
Teacher was admitted to the hospital on August 28 (Photo: Adneison Severiano / G1 AM) The Municipal Health Secretariat (Semsa) investigates the death of a teacher of 42 years with suspected H1N1 virus. The woman was hospitalized this Monday (18) and died on Thursday (21) in the Emergency Hospital on August 28, in capital.Ao G1, the Municpal Secretary of Health Manausx, Homero Miranda Lion, said teacher was diagnosed with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, a disease caused by the influenza virus, which can be type a, causing the H1N1 flu. "We'll take the next Monday, and then we have confirmation. We can only confirm after specific laboratory test here in Manaus is done by the State Lacen [Central Laboratory of the Amazon].
[h=2]Semsa monitors 25 patients that may have H1N1 in Manaus[/h] In Manaus, 25 people are with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and being monitored suspected of being with the H1N1 flu, according to the Municipal Health Secretariat (Semsa). The virus is identified as one of the causes of this complication respirat?ria.De according the Strategic Information Centre for Health Surveillance of Semsa (Cievs), five cases of influenza have been confirmed in the capital, two patients worsened progressing to SARS . A woman who contracted the virus in Rio de Janeiro has been infected by the virus of influenza and died in March this year in Manaus, due to the H1N1 virus.
According to the secretary of Semsa, Homero Miranda Lion, the 25 cases reported with SARS, seven were analyzed as a cause "not specified", remaining in investigated. Na last week, a teacher of the School ignes de Vasconcelos, in the area east of the capital, died suspected of having contracted the H1N1 virus. Educators are not part of the priority network vaccination, according to the secretary of Semsa.
Semsa monitors 25 patients that may have H1N1 in Manaus
In Manaus, 25 people are with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and being monitored suspected of being with the H1N1 flu, according to the Municipal Health Secretariat (Semsa). The virus is identified as one of the causes of this complication respirat?ria.De according the Strategic Information Centre for Health Surveillance of Semsa (Cievs), five cases of influenza have been confirmed in the capital, two patients worsened progressing to SARS . A woman who contracted the virus in Rio de Janeiro has been infected by the virus of influenza and died in March this year in Manaus, due to the H1N1 virus.
[h=1]Second death from H1N1 in Manaus is confirmed[/h]
MANAUS - Of the four confirmed cases of H1N1 flu in Manaus Municipal Health Secretariat (Semsa) reported that there have been two deaths. The laboratory examination of the teacher 'NNI', 42, who died in Manaus on Thursday (21) confirmed on Tuesday (26) by the Influenza A H1N1 virus infection. The first death was in March this year, a woman who contracted the disease in Rio de Janeiro. According to the municipal secretary of Health, Homero de Miranda Neto Lion, the Semsa investigating 32 more cases of people with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), probably the H1N1 virus. In addition to the four cases of H1N1 this year, Semsa confirmed 11 cases of other respiratory viruses - three Sincisial respiratory virus SARS and eight unspecified.
[h=1]Amazon registers another death from H1N1[/h]
Another death from H1N1 was confirmed in Manaus (AM) and two others are being investigated. This was the third death this year according to figures released this week by the Health Surveillance Foundation of estado.Trinta cases of virus infection were recorded in the first five months of 2016. Last year, there was no diagnosis of disease condition.The Amazon reached the target set by the Ministry of Health to vaccinate at least 80% in the target group campaign ended on Friday (20) .The Health Department updated the data, on Tuesday (24), which reported almost 697,000 people had been immunized.
[h=1]Amazonas recorded 50 cases of H1N1 and 6 deaths[/h] Statement released on Tuesday (28) by the Foundation Surveillance in Amazonas Health (FVS-AM), linked to the Department of Health (Susam), points out that the state has already registered this year, 50 cases of H1N1, with 6 deaths occurring in Manaus. According to the survey, the deaths occurred in February (with 01 record), April (2) and May (3) .According to CEO of FVS, Albuquerque Bernardino, the height of the cases occurred before the vaccination campaign against Influenza , held from 25 April to 20 May. "in the month of May were confirmed 23 cases of the disease, with 03 deaths. in June, three cases were confirmed without the occurrence of death, which has a 86 decline % in the numbers of cases and result in the reduction of virus circulation, "he says.
[h=1]AM recorded 34 cases of Influenza A H1N1, with seven deaths this year[/h]
The Amazon recorded 34 confirmed cases of Influenza A H1N1, with seven deaths in the first half of this year. The data are from the Health Surveillance Foundation (FVS). According to the FVS, the disease, which had no record in the state in 2015, has worried the population. Medical Amanda Rosemary, director of Vaccinating Clinic warns that immunization against influenza must be made annually and that only in this way, you can reduce the chances of outbreaks and the evolution to the more severe form of enfermidade.Idosos, pregnant women, children and people with health impairment (with respiratory or heart disease, obesity, diabetes, trisomies, immunity deficiency, among others) are the most susceptible groups to influenza complications and therefore should not fail to be vaccinated as the doctor. "Vaccination prevents you sick and also to transmit the virus, which enhances the protection for all. Thus everyone should be vaccinated. The most frequent complication and also the main cause of death is pneumonia, "he says.
