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    Epidemic bronchiolitis in infants: here is a map of affected areas

    Maria GillBy Maria GillNovember 4, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
    Epidemic bronchiolitis in infants: here is a map of affected areas
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    The bronchiolitis season is already well established. Highly contagious, the disease is now present in twelve of the capital’s thirteen districts.

    In the latest weekly bulletin, published on Wednesday, November 3, the French public health authority noted “the persistence of a sharp and early increase in monitoring indicators of bronchiolitis in children under the age of two”. This respiratory disease mainly affects children every winter. Although this condition remains benign in most cases, it can cause breathing difficulties that may require a visit to the emergency room. or even admission to the hospital.

    According to the health authority’s report, 12 metropolitan areas are now in the epidemic stage. Only Corsica is still, for now, in a pre-pandemic stage.

    [#Bronchiolite] Epidemiology Bulletin on November 3

    Persistent sharp increase in monitoring indicators of bronchiolitis in children under the age of two

    To view the newsletter https://t.co/TY0siH4dxa pic.twitter.com/litvVO4GIw

    – SantépubliqueFrance (SantéPubliqueFr) November 3, 2021

    According to French public health figures, during the week of October 25, 4,189 children under the age of two were admitted to the emergency room due to bronchiolitis. Among them, 3,777 are under the age of one year and 1,395 have been hospitalized. Among the children admitted to the hospital, 1,289% were under the age of 1.

    Bronchiolitis is caused by a virus that is easily transmitted.

    These numbers for bronchiolitis are of concern to health professionals, because the level of emergency visits is “higher than the previous three years”.

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