He child The six-year-old can only pass “yogurt and water” down his throat, which has even led him to lose a few pounds, according to his mother. For this reason, this Saturday they visited the emergency of the Hospital Robert Reid Cabral in search of attention medical.
“He always suffers from that, I have to operate. Now we have to wait for the injection effect,” she said resignedly.
Although they live in Stream Deep II, Suriela’s family is originally from Azuawhere they already have a trip organized this Monday to spend the end of the year celebrations with their loved ones.
“They told me to take the child to consultation on Monday, but on Monday we leave for Azua. It will be taken there, to (hospital“Taiwan,” he commented while paying 100 pesos for a little green ball to Milkaa street vendor who has lived for 14 years on the outskirts of Robert Reid.
Upon receiving the gift, the countenance of Rancelwho until now had remained crestfallen, brightened, remaining until the vehicle they were waiting for came to pick them up.
It was very close Dorca Novasmother of a special six-year-old girl who was experiencing nasal congestion and difficulty breathing.
“There were a few people when we arrived, but they took good care of me,” the woman said.
“Now there are no patients because there are no consultations today, only the serious ones stay internal. Of course, there are many children squeezed in right now,” he commented. Milkawho remained attentive to the work of this journalist.
Meanwhile, Pink Vasquez She was talking to her sister about how they would do the relief, since her three-month-old daughter would be admitted.
The baby spent eight days in a hospital in her native Monte Plata, including three days in Intensive Care, presenting with pneumonia and amoeba. There, arrhythmia and tachycardia were detected, which could be a problem with a heart valve.
“Now we have to go to Cedimat to do some studies to be sure of what he has,” he confessed. Pink.
Yesterday, Mabel Jonesdirector of this hospitalreported that the emergency maintains its usual rate of admission, assisting between 15 and 20 children daily affected by various pathologies, respiratory diseases being the most common.
He acknowledged that, during the Christmas festivities, consultations in the hospital have decreased by more than 60 percent.
In it Moscoso Puello
Right at the entrance to the Pediatric Emergency Hospital Francis Moscoso Puello, harold Jimenez He was carrying his one-year-old daughter.
“They nebulized her and we are waiting because we have to do another round. She is very congested and her brother, who is three years old, also has a fever,” he told Free Diary the man residing in the 27 de Febrero neighborhood.
Regarding the service provided, he indicated that, “there were few people (patients) and they are working well. I usually go to Jiminián’s, but in order not to make that trip, we ended up coming here.”
Towards the adult emergency side, a young woman who did not want to identify herself was waiting for news of her cousin, who suffered a reaction allergic after taking flu medication. He only limited himself to looking for a photograph on his cell phone to show the level of swelling he had on his face.
Two other families found themselves in the hospital united by the same motive: a relative had suffered a evento cardiovascular (stroke).
“My grandfather suffered a stroke. We are waiting because we still don’t know if they are going to admit him,” one of those present quickly commented.
In the case of Peter Ozoriawas accompanying his sister Silvia, who called him at 4:00 in the morning to tell him that Pablo, her husband, “had given him something.”
The 63-year-old suffered his second stroke12 years ago was the first episode, which had passed without any setbacks.
On the contrary, an unidentified lady was leaving the hospital with a smile after spending 10 days internally and having received a transfusion blood. Even under the effects of a painkiller, the Yamasá native expressed joy at going to celebrate the New Year at home, with her loved ones.
Regular patients at the Unit hemodialysis and of Foot Diabetics attended their appointments, since they normally visit the health center three times each week.
