Mexico recorded case of swine influenza antiviral resistant.
The Secretary of Health of Mexico reported that it confirmed a case in which the swine influenza viruses submitted to the principal antiviral resistance so far used to combat it, which is a mutation of the virus.
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Secretary Jose Angel Cordova said that this is the first confirmed case among 423 of which had suspected mutation. “It’s a very low rate,” said the official.
The case that was confirmed was that of a child with a respiratory illness that poor despite receiving antiviral treatment, days later he returned to hospital with severe pneumonia. By asking the test confirmed that this was a mutation in the virus.
The patient was given a new drug called zanamivir, or Relenza and the infection subsided.
The National Commissioner for the Prevention and Control of Influenza Alejandro Macias told The Associated Press that it is important to get vaccinated to prevent infection with influenza virus AH1N1 and stressed the importance of not self-medicate for the body does not develop resistance to antivirals.
The health secretary also urged the population to be vaccinated against the virus AH1N1 “and not negligible and not think ‘I do not pass’.”
Since the government began the vaccination campaign, a total of 6.7 million have received the vaccination schedule online pharmacy.
The swine flu virus had its first outbreak in April last year in Mexico, where so far have been attributed 1900 deaths, a fatality rate, according to Cordoba, “was almost like the (flu) seasonal.”