SOS Médecins National Newsletter, November 19, 2018

Summary

In week 46 (November 12–18), the second week following the All Saints’ Day holiday, total activity at SOS Médecins clinics rose sharply among children (+25%, or +4,858 visits), while it continued to decline among adults (-7%, or -3,408 visits).

In line with overall activity, the past week saw an increase in visits among children under 15 for: - respiratory conditions (bronchitis +66%, bronchiolitis +58%, pneumonia +61%, asthma attacks +93% only among 2-14-year-olds), - gastrointestinal symptoms (gastroenteritis +12%, acute abdominal pain +10% and vomiting +8% only among 2-14-year-olds), - viral syndrome (+32%), isolated fever (+19%), and infectious conjunctivitis (+15%). All indicators are at levels consistent with those of previous years

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