..And injuries up to 65 cases
19/04/2009 19/04/2009 السيدة تفقد جنينها.. Ms. lose her baby ..And «health» denies causing the virus to abortion
The Ministry of Health on Wednesday evening - Friday - No. 65 of human infection of bird flu, a woman claims a gift Salah Ragab -25 years - Lawn neighborhood in Cairo, bringing the number of reported cases during the current year to 14 cases in less than four months.
Okdalcanuto and Abdel-Rahman Shaheen, said that the infected were suffering from high fever and respiratory distress after exposure to dead birds suspected of being infected with avian flu,
He pointed out that once the suspicion of being infected with the disease were given the drug «Tamiflu» However, the critical condition of health, which necessitated the development of the affected on a ventilator.
. In a related context, Dr. Amr Kandil - Head of Central Department for Infectious Diseases, Ministry of Health - the case of the latter is the first injury to a pregnant woman since the outbreak of bird flu in Egypt - February 2006 - indicating that the injury to her double pneumonia and a high temperature led to the loss of sick of her in the ninth month of pregnancy, denying that the bird flu virus is the cause of a miscarriage, he said, adding that the patient's condition very critical.
. He noted that the reason for Qandil successive infections in Egypt since the beginning of 2009 is home to birds, pointing out that 62 cases «5,95%» of the total 65 cases have been sought, adding that there are still three cases are subject to intensive hospital treatment because of the seriousness of corresponded with 11 cases of recovery of the total of 14 which was the case during the current year.
. Qandil warned citizens from dealing directly with the flu, he said, pointing to the need to prevent the breeding of domestic birds.
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