H3N2 Outbreak in India: Experts Say 슬롯사이트˜Hong Kong Flu슬롯사이트� Changing Pattern Unexpectedly, Hospitalisations May Go Up
The H3N2 influenza virus has caused panic among people after two deaths related to the virus were reported in Karnataka and Haryana. Now, amid growing concerns experts have pointed out that the 슬롯사이트˜virus has changed its pattern unexpectedly in just six months슬롯사이트� and is leading to serious health issues, including severe lung infections.
Delhi, March 11: The H3N2 influenza virus has caused panic among people after two deaths related to the virus were reported in Karnataka and Haryana. Now, amid growing concerns about 슬롯사이트˜Hong Kong Flu슬롯사이트� experts have pointed out that the 슬롯사이트˜virus has changed its pattern unexpectedly in just six months슬롯사이트� and is leading to serious health issues, including severe lung infections.
News Agency quoted Dr Dhiren Gupta, Senior Consultant, department of paediatric emergency and critical care, Sir Gangaram hospital as saying that the virus has seen an 슬롯사이트œunexpected" and 슬롯사이트œremarkable" change in the past six months. This could be concerning according to him as influenza is the number 1 virus which can lead to hospitalisation.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천H3N2 Outbreak In India: 3,038 Lab Confirmed Hong Kong Flu Cases Across the Country, Two Deaths From Karnataka and Haryana.
He said that 슬롯사이트œOver the past 6 months pattern of viruses has changed remarkably and unexpectedly. Normally, we expect influenza as the number 1 virus which can lead to hospitalisation. This time Influenza A virus subtype H3N2 has led to a lot of respiratory tract infections.슬롯사이트� 슬롯사이트œHong Kong Flu' Spread in India: Country Reports First H3N2 Deaths, One Each From Karnataka and Haryana.
Dr Gupta further pointed out that it is of huge concern as the change in pattern is not only leading to hospitalisation but many patients are also requiring intensive care unit admissions.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천
Dr Gupta further said that 슬롯사이트œAnother observation- type B influenza (past two months 5 leading to PICU admission) has led to more severe pulmonary infections in form of ARDS, severe pneumonia requiring ventilation."
Earlier on March 10 media reports said that an 82-year-old Karnataka man who was hospitalised at the Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences on February 24, passed away on March 1. He had shown symptoms on H3N2 virus. Almost 90 cases of the H3N2 virus have reportedly been detected in India so far, according to media reports.
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