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On the morning of October 13, Ms. Mai Lan Huong, Deputy Director of Son La General Hospital, said: On 2 days October 12 and 13, Son La General Hospital received 5 children from 2 years to 7 months in Chieng Xom commune and Chieng An neighborhood, Son La city, after receiving the 5-in-1 vaccine (1 – 2 – 3 injections) at the commune health station. In which, 1 case of grade 4 anaphylaxis (severe grade), 2 children with grade 3 anaphylaxis, and 2 children had a high fever reaction after vaccination.
One of the babies is being treated at the Son La Provincial Hospital
Particularly in case of grade 4 anaphylaxis, 4 hours after the emergency, the baby died. The remaining four cases are being controlled and treated by the General Hospital of Son La. Currently, the 4 children are actively monitored in the Hospital’s Pediatric Department and treated according to the protocol of the Ministry of Health.
Specifically, the patient who died is Pham Gia H. (SN 2020) who lives in Ban Ai, Chieng Xom commune, city of Son La, hospitalized at 1:00 p.m. on October 12. Before 10 am on October 12, H. was vaccinated with the first injection and the 5-in-1 vaccine at the Chieng Xom commune health station.
After about 2 hours after the injection, the child appeared cyanotic, was breathing fast, the family took him back to the Commune Health Station and injected him with 1 dose of Adrenaline, then continued to Son La General Hospital for emergency. When he was admitted to the hospital, he was lethargic, with cyanosis all over his body, cold extremities, rapid breathing, cleft in the chest, no breathing of his own, cardiac arrest, no bleeding under the skin. Diagnosis of 4 suspected anaphylaxis after 1 injection of 5 in 1 vaccine.
Children show symptoms of anaphylaxis after vaccination.
The baby has been actively resuscitated, managed according to the anaphylactic emergency guidelines of the Ministry of Health, intubation, mechanical ventilation, emergency stop of circulation.
The remaining children are Lo Quang K. (2020); living in Phua Con village, Chieng An neighborhood; Lo Thi Thu H. (SN 2020) and Lo Minh Đ. (SN 2020) live in Ban Tong, Chieng Xom district; Tong Anh D. (SN 2020) lives in group 3, Chieng An neighborhood, Son La city. After vaccination, the children showed signs of anaphylaxis, so their family took the emergency to the General Hospital of the Son La province.
On the morning of October 13, according to a reporter from the Department of Pediatrics – Son La General Hospital, 4 children are being actively monitored for treatment. In which, 3 children are lying down in the emergency room and 1 child has been transferred to the normal treatment room.
Ms. Lo Huong Q., who lives in Tong Village, Chieng Xom Commune, Son La City, Lo Thi Thu H.’s mother (6 months old, is being treated for anaphylaxis in hospital) said : He injected her yesterday. then no symptoms, no fever, no cough. When I got home, my son was sick, malaria, and pale, so the family took him straight to the hospital.
Son La General Hospital Deputy Director Ms Mai Lan Huong recommended: After taking the baby for vaccination, it is necessary to pay attention to monitor the baby at home. The first is mind control of the baby, whether he is lethargic or alert, whether or not he is breastfeeding; then monitor the body temperature, monitor the color of the skin and mucous membranes; the hands and feet are pink, warm … If the family sees that the baby has abnormal symptoms, they should immediately call the health worker where they were injected directly, take the baby to the nearest medical center for an indication. leads to the next treatment.
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