2024-04-01 17:41:42
Roxy Vázquez was discharged from hospital following being hospitalized for the second time following contracting dengue. The journalist had already been admitted to a sanatorium a month ago due to the symptoms of the disease.
“Dengue part 2. Thanks to my family and friends for being there. Thanks to all my colleagues at the news and the channel for caring and offering their help,” Vázquez wrote on Saturday followingnoon on his Instagram stories. The next day, he confirmed that she might now return home. “Bye. Thanks for everything. Continue recovery at home. Happy Easter,” she shared in her stories accompanying a postcard from the clinic where she was admitted.
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In dialogue with TN Show, the communicator commented that she did not catch dengue once more: “It was a severe viral condition that advanced due to the low defenses left by the disease.” As she explained, she must rest for the next few hours: “I have to recover little by little, eat well, rest, drink plenty of fluids. In 2 days I will have my platelet count checked once more.”
“My body still feels weak and tired, they told me that it is normal, that it is the post-dengue process,” he explained. On her social networks, the announcer had warned her followers regarding the dengue epidemic that is plaguing the country: “Take care of yourselves, please. “Dengue is not a joke.”
Roxy Vázquez was discharged following being hospitalized for dengue for the second time: “Let’s continue the recovery” (Photo: Instagram / roxyvazquezok)
How to prevent the spread of dengue
Faced with the increase in dengue cases in different regions of the country, the Ministry of Health of the Nation insisted on the population to reinforce care for the prevention and protection once morest diseases transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, that is:
- Eliminate mosquito breeding sites
- Avoid bites with the proper use of repellents
- Make an early consultation if you present symptoms of the disease.
Mosquitoes that spread dengue might circulate until April. (Photo: Adobe Stock)
The curve of cases of people affected by dengue, the viral infection that can be transmitted by female Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, accelerated last December and the epidemic led to an unprecedented number of deaths in Argentina in the months of January and the first three weeks of February 2024.
From week 31 of 2023 to week 11 of 2024, 151,310 positive cases were registered, of which 134,202 were confirmed this year and 91% correspond to autochthonous cases. Given this situation, the Ministry of Health of the Nation, headed by Mario Russo, meets with representatives of all the provinces.
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