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The Lacen (central laboratory of Mato Grosso do Sul) confirmed the first dengue-related death in Mato Grosso do Sul this year. According to SES (Secretary of State for Health ), the viral disease transmitted by the mosquito Aedes Aegypti was the cause of the 13-year-old Gabriel Roseno Baltazar Neres, located in Três Lagoas, at 338 km from Campo Grande.
The blood sample was badyzed in priority and this Monday (10) was confirmed. The boy died at Auxiliadora Hospital on December 4th.
The medical unit had already revealed the causes, but the information is only confirmed by SES after the results of the central laboratory. An example is that the latest SES epidemiological bulletin, published the day after his death on December 5, did not include the case.
Weekly epidemiological reports indicate that in 11 months, cases of dengue fever among people with MS have recorded a fall of 13, 05% over the same period in 2017.
L & # 39; last year, 6,201 people had dengue fever and three died. In 1966, 59,874 people were infected.
Another Case – Another 14-year-old boy was admitted to the Auxiliadora hospital with a suspicion of dengue fever. At JP News, the boy's mother, Rosimeire de Oliveira, said her son was sick on Dec. 3 and had been taken to the UPA (Community Emergency Care Unit). At the scene, the doctor reported that the boy had platelets and was released.
Two days later, the boy had a fever and was bleeding in his mouth. The mother was running the Samu (emergency mobile service) which was driving the boy back to the UPA. This time, the boy was diagnosed with dengue and was transferred to the Auxiliadora hospital, where he remains hospitalized.
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