What is it about?
A 14-year-old non-smoker, young pregnant woman (30 weeks) has been presented to the emergency department with Gynecologic hemorrhage 2 days ago. She was admitted in obstetrics department, and developed severe breathlessness, chest pain and non-productive cough, then productive, through hospitalization.
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Why is it important?
H1N1 can correlate with a co-infection with bacterial pneumonia, and carries poor prognosis to morbidity and mortality. It needs a correlation of antibiotics and anti-swan treatment, and it needs a high intensity of clinician because, the diagnosis of H1N1 may be misleading in such cases.
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This article was written after a great clinical effort with the patient , and it was my pleasure
Dr Fatima Almutasim Bellh Alhamed Alduihi
University of Aleppo
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This page is a summary of: Severe Pneumonia Associated With (H1N1) in a Pregnant Young Woman, August 2020, Research Square,
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-59225/v1.
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