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Soar consultations for respiratory diseases
As a result of cold fronts 27 and 28 that fell in the region of Nuevo Laredo shot up consultations for respiratory infections
By: Primitivo Lopez / Nuevo Laredo
The Note has been seen 93 times
17/02/2011 | Updated at 14:14 h
Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas .- As a result of cold fronts 27 and 28 that fell in the region of Nuevo Laredo shot up consultations for respiratory infections in public sector hospitals.
Of the more than 12 000 patients treated per month, 70 percent are for respiratory tract diseases.
Jaime Guti?rrez Serrano, head of the Health District V number reported that "the days were cold had no consultations, indeed, when very cold people not to go, now we have seen the reflection of the consultations."
Most of the consultations is on minors who have pictures of tonsillitis, pneumonia and bronchitis.
The Ministry of Health of Tamaulipas border city recorded 20 cases of Influenza, whose samples were sent to the state laboratory for analysis and were negative.
"We had cases of nasopharyngitis, type B virus, and sent several to review twenty, twenty of the most suggestive, I mean, of which forty had fever, body aches, but these were negative," said the official.
Border residents wait several hours to see and receive medication.
Juan Sosa, one of the patients: "I felt like a kind of bronchi loaded and the doctor came and told me not because I give you this medicine."
Thanks to preventive measures that have been implemented against H1N1 influenza, the population has learned to take care.
It sits Catalina Vasquez: "No thank God I have not had flu or anything, but I care a lot."
There is still enough doses of vaccine for the H1N1 virus to inoculate children, youth and adults.
Spanish to English translation
Soar consultations for respiratory diseases
As a result of cold fronts 27 and 28 that fell in the region of Nuevo Laredo shot up consultations for respiratory infections
By: Primitivo Lopez / Nuevo Laredo
The Note has been seen 93 times
17/02/2011 | Updated at 14:14 h
Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas .- As a result of cold fronts 27 and 28 that fell in the region of Nuevo Laredo shot up consultations for respiratory infections in public sector hospitals.
Of the more than 12 000 patients treated per month, 70 percent are for respiratory tract diseases.
Jaime Guti?rrez Serrano, head of the Health District V number reported that "the days were cold had no consultations, indeed, when very cold people not to go, now we have seen the reflection of the consultations."
Most of the consultations is on minors who have pictures of tonsillitis, pneumonia and bronchitis.
The Ministry of Health of Tamaulipas border city recorded 20 cases of Influenza, whose samples were sent to the state laboratory for analysis and were negative.
"We had cases of nasopharyngitis, type B virus, and sent several to review twenty, twenty of the most suggestive, I mean, of which forty had fever, body aches, but these were negative," said the official.
Border residents wait several hours to see and receive medication.
Juan Sosa, one of the patients: "I felt like a kind of bronchi loaded and the doctor came and told me not because I give you this medicine."
Thanks to preventive measures that have been implemented against H1N1 influenza, the population has learned to take care.
It sits Catalina Vasquez: "No thank God I have not had flu or anything, but I care a lot."
There is still enough doses of vaccine for the H1N1 virus to inoculate children, youth and adults.