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Suspected Swine Flu Case in Blora is Negative

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/smcetak/ind...acetak.detailberitacetak&id_beritacetak=71819

LINTAS Muria

July 10, 2009
Residents Blora Pig Flu Negative

Blora-Public Health (Dinkes) Blora ensure that up to now none of the people of Blora H1NI flu disease (swine flu). The statement was issued following a news there that says, one of the people of District Banjarejo berinisial S (35) with flu H1NI.

Head Dinkes Henny Indriyanti through the Head of Disease Prevention and Penyehatan Pemberantasan Environment (P2PL), Lilik Hernanto explain, his side last week to get a report that the S treated in hospital Blora.

Illness suffered by former employees of Indonesia (TKI) in Saudi Arabia is similar to flu symptoms H1NI. However, after the examination and laboratory tests in Semarang, the disease is not the flu H1NI. "He was negative H1NI flu. Maybe he was having regular flu disease, "he said, yesterday.
Concerns disease suffered flu H1NI S is well-founded.

The new few days he returned from Saudi Arabia. Lilik explain arrived at Soekarno Hatta Airport in Jakarta, I already feel the symptoms of flu. But body temperature is not high, so it was not detected H1N1 flu monitoring tool installed in the international airport.

Arriving on the bus ride with Blora, S flu experienced more severe. Therefore, S and treatment in health centers. After the drugs are given regular flu, the disease is not cured kunjung. He and treatment to local hospitals Blora. When it is, said Lilik, health teams from Semarang to Blora come to take blood samples and other body parts inspections. "Once checked in the lab, the result is negative," he said.

Prepared medicine

Therefore, S is allowed to go home. Lilik who accompanied the Head of Section Pemberantasan Diseases Prevention, Edi Widayat present, the health conditions S is now increasing significantly. According to him, the team's Dinkes continue to monitor the development of disease of women who have married and dikarunia child. "Residents around the house S also does not need to worry. Because the disease affects not S flu H1N1, "he said.

Lilik said, to mengantisapasi flu H1N1 disease, Dinkes has prepared or tamiflu drug Oseltamivir capsules in each puskemas. Medication can be used if there are people who terindikasi infected bird flu virus H1N1 or bird flu.

Tamiflu is considered able to treat both at the same time prevent the type of disease. In addition, the tool also provided self-protection (APD) for the medical staff caring for patients. APD, among others, consist of masks, boots, shirts and plastic hand clothes.

According to him, health officials in Blora, including a health clinic for this has been prepared to anticipate the bird flu. That is the readiness to be valuable experience when it began to appear a number of H1N1 in 2009 in the country.

Lilik Blora ask the community, especially the new home from abroad for doctors to self-examined if the body does not feel healthy condition. "Medical officer in Blora is ready to provide health care services, including if there is a patient who is suspected should have a flu H1N1," he said. (H18-79)
 
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