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In the last three months, half of the Peruvians who became ill and went to the doctor warned that improving it was more expensive according to the Pulso Perú investigation of July, prepared by Datum. ] Those who have less
The report also reveals that 60.8% of people at the socioeconomic level E (NSE) perceived that their health expenditures also increased . Meanwhile, NSE citizens A, B, C and D also considered that the cost of their attention increased by 57.6%, 56.4% and 47.4%, respectively.
The document also added that this winter, the 40% of Peruvians who became ill considered that their expenses were maintained.
Also, according to a newspaper publication Gestión 58% of Peruvians responded to Datum that had or had to a family member who suffered from an illness respiratory, diseases of this cold season. The survey indicated that 68.4% of people living in the center of the country reported having suffered from an influenza illness.
Respiratory diseases
Datum reports that among people with respiratory problems, 41% went to a doctor, 20% sought to heal by consulting a pharmacist and 30% self-medication.
More than half of the Peruvians with more resources (A and B) consulted the doctor (51.5%), while 33.7%. % of the poorest NSEs "E" opted for the drugs, 27.2% consulted a pharmacist or took an infusion 13.3%.
The survey also indicates that those who decided to go to the doctor, responded "rather satisfied" with administrative attention, medical care and health center equipment.
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