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The Swedish authorities announced Friday that medical tests on a person suspected of having been infected with Ebola and treated at Uppsala University Hospital had proved that he had not contracted the virus.
The patient, who was not identified, was taken to the North Stockholm Hospital after being transferred to the smallest Incubing Hospital and the urgency of the illness. hospital was shut down after being suspected of contracting the Ebola virus.
"Human living conditions have improved during the day, local authorities said, although tests have excluded diseases such as Marburg virus and dengue, other tests are needed to determine the nature of the disease. "
Earlier, the Swedish authorities had announced that a person was being treated at the Uppsala hospital in the country after being suspected of having contracted the Ebola virus.
"We arrived at the patient's house on Friday morning and confirmed that he was vomiting blood, which is already a symptom of the Ebola virus," said Friday the local Uppsala newspaper Nia Tidening, spokesman Michael Koehler. Hospital of Uppsala.
The patient first entered the hospital Enkoping before being transferred to Uppsala.
Koller confirmed that the Chief Medical Officer of the University Hospital of Uppsala had said: "The patient recently visited Burundi (East Africa) for about three weeks".
Authorities reported that the Enkoping Emergency Department had been closed and the hospital staff being treated with the patient was under review.
The Swedish authorities had not confirmed at the time that the patient had Ebola, but said he had been quarantined.
And Ebola are deadly viruses, with 90% of deaths due to continuous hemorrhaging of all the openings of the body during the first period of HIV infection.
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