Epidemic of varicella: double the forecast winter!
Author: internet Published date: 2009-06-14
After the spectacular start of the epidemic of gastroenteritis, followed immediately by the onset of influenza, it is now the first outbreaks of chickenpox that occur. During the first two weeks of January 2001, the epidemic threshold of chickenpox was sprayed. The number of diagnosed cases has doubled in relation to seasonal forecasts.
Heavy bursts of chickenpox epidemic, observed very early this year during the first half of January 2001, are expected throughout the winter and spring to early summer. Each year, more than 700,000 subjects are concerned. Benign in children, complications are mainly adults who have never caught the disease during their childhood and who are in contact with their children or grandchildren achieved more than 5% of people in this case . In these subjects, chickenpox can cause lung disorders, high fever and breathing difficulties. This year, among patients hospitalized for pneumonia, chickenpox, 69% of people aged 15 years or more.
It is therefore essential to protect parents and grandparents likely to catch it! In case of suspicions, feel free to consult quickly.
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