Singapore Flu Found in Bekasi

Disease hands, feet and mouth (hand, foot, and mouth diseases) or known as the flu singapore again detected in the City of Bekasi. Until Friday (30 / 1), two children, each aged six years and five years, is known from getting sick.

City Health Office Head of Bekasi dr Retni Yonti said Health Department has sent a team to monitor the two children who allegedly contracted the flu singapore.

From the results of the monitoring team, Yonti admit, clinical symptoms experienced by the children to ensure they have the disease the hands, feet and mouth. "Ensure clinical symptoms. It is characterized by the presence of water boils on the hands and feet, and a kind of thrush on the tongue and oral cavity, "said Yonti.

"The disease is highly contagious, but in theory not to cause death," he said.

A number of journalists met the two children in the Hospital Mitra Keluarga Bekasi West yesterday. They are brothers, namely Hedva (6) and Elbert (5).

According to his mother, Ruth, Hedva the first affected, followed by Elbert. "There is a possibility he was infected at school," said Ruth. Ruth explains, Hedva and Elbert attended the Coffee Cottage, East Jakarta.

Until yesterday, Elbert is still suffering from the disease. There are red sores on the palms and a kind of thrush on the tongue.

Elbert even be treated in the emergency room because of cramps. Head of Controlling Health Problems Bekasi City Health Office drg Laniwati Setiadi said, Elbert and Hedva conditions present in the monitoring.

In the website of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia explained, disease hands, feet and mouth caused by a virus enterovirus type 71.

Such as thrush

Symptoms are characterized by high fever, mouth sores or blisters appear in the mouth or tongue, and appear water-filled boils like chicken pox on legs, feet, and hands.

The disease is more common in children, especially those with low immunity.

According to Compass records, the disease had spread in the city of Bekasi in 2004. After disappearing, now appears again. The disease is treatable and not deadly.

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