in la zeta today: the daily cost of treatment for a patient with guillain-barre syndrome is about 30k pesos a day:
http://zdigital.do/app/article.aspx?id=180326
http://zdigital.do/app/article.aspx?id=180326
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Zika
another update on zika: http://www.diariolibre.com/noticias...vieron-afectados-por-virus-del-zika-HG3091867
another update regarding number of cases:
http://www.diariolibre.com/noticias...se-infectaron-con-el-virus-del-zika-DX3246423
http://www.diariolibre.com/noticias...se-infectaron-con-el-virus-del-zika-DX3246423
We went for dental cleaning in SD Tuesday, and the doctor told us both of her children have zika. One worse than the other.
One of our nephews is waiting for test results
Going to get worse before it gets better
One of our nephews is waiting for test results
Going to get worse before it gets better
Could you keep us informed as to whether they are of the 80 per cent who have no symptoms or the 20 that do and if so how slight or severe it is?
Thanks
Der Fish
Don't know about dentist's children (from photo in office they looked 20-something), but nephew is down for the count. High fever, headache and rash. He's about 22 and never gets sick. Big guy about 6'5". Scary when the strong ones get so sick.
Is like my husband with the dengue. We call him Ironman because he's never ever sick. Casino gave him an award for not calling in sick once in 25 years. One mosquito and he was sooooo sick
update on zika front: http://www.diariolibre.com/noticias...s-zika-y-sindrome-de-guillain-barre-KA3453693
Thanks. That is a bit more informative and believable than the video saying that of those few who had symptoms they were negligible.
Der Fish
.....or those knuckleheads at the CDC with their fancy MD degrees and all.
http://www.cdc.gov/zika/symptoms/index.html
Dominicans are much more likely to say they have"Zika" as it is a fashionable word now, when ever they are not feeling well. Fact of the matter is it takes a complex molecular test to determine if its Zika and after seven days or so virus specific antibodies may not be present to confirm Zika. Closing, if you ain't pregnant its no big deal
The nephew I mentioned above was here yesterday. He was treated for zika, as soon as symptoms appeared he was taken to ER. After 4 days he was much better, they say because the treatment began quickly.
BTW, the test for zika is 5,000 pesos and not covered by his insurance. Contrast that with about 900 pesos for my husband's dengue test.
BTW, the test for zika is 5,000 pesos and not covered by his insurance. Contrast that with about 900 pesos for my husband's dengue test.
He chose homeopathic treatment and it worked quickly. Being young, strong and healthy helped too, I'm sure. The treatment was about 4000 pesos, I didn't ask what it was
according to this article an 18 year old woman died from zika complications:
http://hoy.com.do/joven-de-18-anos-muere-de-zika-virus-fue-enterrada-ayer/
http://hoy.com.do/joven-de-18-anos-muere-de-zika-virus-fue-enterrada-ayer/
