Suspect Bird Flu - Diagnosis Patients Out Tomorrow

SEMARANG - Patient suspect bird flu until yesterday still get intensive care in St Elisabeth Hospital. Certainty of diagnosis will be announced on Saturday (22/12). Patient sex men aged 54 years registered as a citizen of Bergas, Semarang regency.

The patient was still in the Vincent, isolation, under conditions membaik.Gejala flu like cough and colds since entering the hospital on Monday (17/12) has been gradually sembuh.Pasien checked because based on his concerns after several birds were found dead. Head of Public Relations of the St. Elisabeth Hospital in Semarang Probowatie Tjondronegoro revealed, the patient was able to mobilize around the treatment room. "Patients are concerned because he had contact with poultry. Patients are monitored until the diagnostics came out, "he said yesterday.

The result of the thorax cover photograph shows the condition improves. Care is given according to the procedure suspect bird flu as a precaution. Further action is still awaiting the diagnosis of patient status. "If found (lab results) positive will be referred to the department of Dr. Kariadi. Until today (yesterday) is still suspect bird flu, "he said.

Meanwhile, the head of the Central Java Provincial Health Office said Anung Sugihantono suspect bird flu case was the first time in 2012. "The patient had a history of contact with poultry that died. Therefore, corresponding countermeasures remain separate governance of bird flu, "he said.

As reported, the patient's previous medical history was eating poultry that had died suddenly. Patients began experiencing malaise in 1 to 12 December 2012. The patient has a cough and buy my own medicine at the pharmacy. Increased patient complaints on Saturday (15/12) due to complaints sesak.Pasien hospitalized on Monday (17/12) to get intensive care and placed in isolation.

In the meantime, one of the farmers in Dodogan Hamlet, Navan Rural, District Patebon, Kendal initials Pn also suspected suspect bird flu by keeping thousands of dead ducks. Pn yesterday was inspected Health Department officials. Symptoms are cough, runny nose, and fever.

Tri Istiqomah health office staff Kendal manager admitted that he had checked Itiknya dead livestock. From the results of the examination, there is one farmer who experience shortness of breath, high fever, and cough. If within 1-2 days has not cured it will be referred to the District Hospital Dr H Soewondo
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