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China - Hunan - 84 cases of acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis in January

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January reported 84 cases of pinkeye

[Source: SanXiang ] [Author: Hunan Huasheng all media reporters Honglei]
Time :2014-02-27 09:18:00 -

SanXiang Feb. 26 hearing (Hunan Huasheng all media reporters Honglei) reporter learned from the Hunan Provincial Health Department, the province in January infectious diseases and public health emergencies general information report, propylene infectious diseases in the acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis were reported 84 cases. Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis, commonly known as "pink eye", mainly caused by enteroviruses, easily in schools, kindergartens and other collective units and public spaces infection. Is currently in the "pink eye" high season.

Provincial disease control experts, "pink eye" rapid onset, short incubation period, usually within a few hours of onset to 24 hours. Patients with "pink eye" should be isolated, especially in schools, kindergartens and other institutions.

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