The state of health of the two newborns from Feteşti admitted to the Marie Curie hospital in Bucharest with haemolytic uremic syndrome.
The health conditions of one of the two Feteşti children admitted to the Marie Curie hospital in Bucharest with haemolytic uremic syndrome are still serious, Dr. Mihaela Bălgrădean announced this morning.
He said both children receive specialized treatment and are closely monitored.
Mihaela Bălgrădean: “The boy who consumed the chicken soup feels a little better, urinates well and obviously will not need a peritoneal dialysis procedure in the future, but he will remain under our observation for the next few days. L ‘other child is not feeling as well, his illness is in full swing, this dialysis procedure has been instituted to initiate diuresis and to correct acute renal failure, but it is a child at the beginning of the illness who will need to further sustained therapy and our supervision, as in the case of other children, a period of at least 2 weeks but no longer ”.
Dr Mihaela Bălgrădean once again drew attention to the correct diversification of baby food, given that the consumption of meat is at the origin of the illness of the two children from Feteşti who were taken to the Marie Curie hospital in Bucharest on Friday evening. .
