kung qc dalawa hospital naiisip ko pag denuge = national children sa erod or philippine childrens medical center sa agham.
^ nope.
pero kung madami na ng dengue cases iyong hospital ni utol, then i can assume na ganun din iyong sa mga nabanggit mong hospitals.
malas nga iyong isang relative ko, iyong 2 anak pati iyong yaya nila nadali ng denggoy fever sabay sabay. kabado nga sila nung una kasi akala nila covid19 so iyong buong household pina test for wuhan pandemic . pati tuloy iyong manang labandera nila pina swab uli eh takot pa naman daw iyon pagdating sa mga ganyan.
affirmative bro. i mentioned this in the covid thread last month pa.
in my sister's hospitals in qc and in las pinas ( where she holds fort), the number of people admitted afflicted w/ dengue fever has surpassed the admittance number of those infected w/ covid19 - and this was last month pa. baka ngayon mas mataas pa since pandemic statics have been fortunately leaning towards containment.
btw, my brother's father-in-law was hospitalized twice in a 3 week span because he was successively hit by covid19 and dengue fever last oct. kaya til now he hasn't fully recovered because those 2 infections almost took a toll on his mortality. buti na lang they're well off, kung hindi , i doubt the old man would've walked out of the medical institutions where he was treated , alive.
if only the dengvaxia vax wasn't politicized, demonized, and weaponized; this denggoy fever would've been one less headache to worry about.
Last edited by baludoy; December 7th, 2021 at 11:04 AM.
We had yung staff namin who tested sars cov 2 positive (asymptomatic) just over a month ago tested this time bloodwork for dengue etc. What do you know, igG positive for dengue. So possible sabay sya nagka dengue AND covid 19.
Health expert calls for reconsideration of Dengvaxia use amid rising dengue cases | CNN Philippines
the world's first dengue vaccine — has already been in use in some Asian countries such as Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia, except the Philippines, where the number of dengue cases is at an all-time high year in and year out