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Two children were hospitalized from regions to Tbilisi with the symptoms of H1N1 virus last night. Iasin Nanajanov, who is seven months old, was hospitalized from Bolnisi with the respiratory insufficiency problems. With similar symptoms a four months old baby, Saba Gogoladze was hospitalized from Borjomi to the Zubalashvili Paediatric Clinic. Doctors say the child`s health state is stable after treatment; however, they are waiting for the laboratory tests to confirm the swine flu.
Re: Georgia: Two children hospitalized with H1N1 symptoms
Re: Georgia: Two children hospitalized with H1N1 symptoms
Three infants hospitalized in Georgia with presumable H1N1 virus Fri 19 March 2010 | 09:10 GMT
Three infants were hospitalized in Tbilisi Clinics with presumable H1N1 virus last night from Akhaltsike, Borjomi and Bolnisi.
It is not excluded that this is the case of H1N1 virus. The infection will be officially confirmed after laboratory tests' results.
Infants have high temperatures and lack of respirator system. Two of them are undergoing the treatment in Iashvili Clinic. The infant from Borjomi was hospitalized in Zubalashvili Clinic.
