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China - Sichuan - Nanchong: 10-year-old boy suffering from encephalitis in coma - nearly 10 cases at pediatric hospital this year

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10-year-old boy on the toilet was suffering from encephalitis mosquito bites autumn coma three days

At 14:59 on September 12th, 2013 Source: Chengdu Daily   

After the beginning of autumn, "Autumn mosquitoes" into the active period. 9, 2009, the 10-year-old who lives in rural Nanchong male Tong Xiaoning (a pseudonym) on the toilet when she fainted, who left after mosquito bites all over red spots, until yesterday, still lying unconscious in the provincial hospital ICU. Doctors said the boy is suffering from encephalitis, which is a major acute infectious disease transmitted by mosquitoes. This year, the provincial pediatric hospital has treated nearly 10 cases of encephalitis transmitted by mosquito bites because of children.
  
Xiao Ning, who lives in Nanchong rural areas, this year the fourth grade. Their families introduced too early Monday morning 6:00, Xiao Ning get up to the toilet, suddenly collapsed to the ground, Grandpa quickly put Xiao Ning to the hospital, was diagnosed with encephalitis, a serious condition. A day later, Xiao Ning was rushed to the provincial hospital ICU ward.
  
Yesterday, Xiao Ning coma on the third day. Provincial hospital pediatric chief resident rank Tang Bin said that encephalitis is caused by the hepatitis B virus is mainly transmitted by mosquitoes, an acute infectious disease of adult strong resistance to disease is mostly latent infection in adults, weak resistance to disease is more common in children who may be serious fatal. After suffering from encephalitis, usually fever, headache, nausea, lethargy and even coma and other symptoms, some patients even after more than a month in a coma before waking up. Encephalitis can also lead to brain damage caused by a series of complications, such as dementia, aphasia, paralysis.
  
Xiao Ning's family said Sunday night, Xiao Ning also, and parents who work on the phone. Because who lives in rural areas, a lot of mosquitoes, Xiao Ning is also often bitten. Children fainted, who have a lot of mosquito bites red spots left after.
  
How repellent? Put boxes of cool oil
  
Tang Bin rank that prevention is the most important mosquito clean water. In addition, the reporter also collected numerous mosquito prevention measures, such as evening room lights turned off, windows and doors open, waiting for mosquitoes to fly outdoors then closed screen door screens. Boxes placed in the bedroom Uncovery cool oil or wind spirits, sprinkle the grated mothballs in the house corner. In addition, eat foods rich in vitamin B, vitamin B pills or supplements can mosquito. In indoor spraying white vinegar can be repellent. (Reporter Ren Xiang)

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