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A 19-year-old girl died in Santa Casa de Araraquara (State of São Paulo) after failing on Tuesday (25). In a statement, the hospital said the case had been forwarded to the death verification service of Americo Brasiliense (SP), which would investigate the cause of death.
According to the press service of Santa Casa, the patient was admitted to the hospital at 7 pm and died around 9 pm.
Beatriz Soler da Luz was reportedly taken to hospital "with headaches and vomiting, but even before she was diagnosed, she died."
The attending physician confirmed the hypothesis of the cause of death as meningitis or dengue, but no conclusion was found. Beatriz's body was sent to the SVO.
The young woman's family, who lived in Jardim Europa, went to the police station to go to the police station BO, which was registered as a natural death and should be returned to the 2nd police district.
According to the medical infectologist Estela Maura Cirino Cattelani, meningitis and dengue fever can cause death.
"Dengue fever may have mild or more likely symptoms of bloom, and meningitis is usually a more serious picture, but may also have clearer images," he said.
According to the infectologist, the symptoms of dengue usually cause pain in the body, head, high fever and, depending on the intensity of the image, can cause pain joints, abdominal pain and vomiting.
"This is a very diverse picture that can lead to complications such as shock, dizziness, bleeding or not, as well as other complications, including the nervous system, liver and kidneys, which can lead to to death, "he explained. the doctor.
According to her, the clbadic symptoms of meningitis are headaches, fever and vomiting.
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