Baku / 15.06.17 / Turan: Today in Sumgait, five more children infected with rotavirus have been released from hospital. This was reported by the head doctor of the Sumgait Children's Hospital Mushvig Mammadli.
According to him, it is expected that on June 16-17 the remaining 12 children who were admitted to the hospital last week will be released.
He noted that not all children were infected with rotavirus. They were brought with suspicion of an infectious disease, but it turned out that they had anemia or other problems.
Beginning on the evening of June 13, there were no complaints with suspicions of rotavirus.
The head doctor believes that after the release of the remaining children, the problem can be considered closed.
It should be recalled that on June 9-10, about 150 children from the Taghiyev, Saray and Novkhani settlements with complaints of diarrhea and vomiting were admitted to the Sumgait Children's Hospital. They were diagnosed rotavirus after laboratory tests.
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