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Yakovlev, 06.02.2009 4:43

An entomological expedition from Malawi returned three days ago. Unfortunately, several members of the expedition fell ill. One was hospitalized with tropical malaria.
I wish our colleagues (all lepidopterologists, dear people) good health and ask the forum members to join in these wishes.
Get well guys!

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06.02.2009 9:04, Bad Den

I wish you a speedy recovery!

06.02.2009 11:32, barko

I wish you a speedy recovery and return to service.

06.02.2009 12:38, RippeR

We wish you a speedy recovery!

06.02.2009 15:49, Svyatoslav Knyazev

Join us!

06.02.2009 15:51, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, of course, we wish you!
Especially since I know all the participants personally!!

06.02.2009 16:00, guest: Proctos

God forbid that everything would end well, the situation is very serious, treatment started late, complications are possible...

06.02.2009 18:15, Pavel Morozov

I managed to talk to one of the participants. It seems to be on the mend. thank god!
Fast recovery and no consequences

06.02.2009 19:07, Насекомовед

Health, health, and health again. It's bad without it.

06.02.2009 20:55, AlexEvs

Join us! We wish all patients a speedy recovery! And all healthy people should keep and protect their health!

06.02.2009 21:01, Tigran Oganesov

Join us! Fast recovery and no complications!

06.02.2009 21:49, Victor Titov

I wish you a speedy recovery! A kind word also heals! smile.gif

06.02.2009 21:55, DavBaz

And I'm joining in...A speedy recovery to your colleagues.

07.02.2009 1:28, RippeR

I would like to wish all entomologists not to get into trouble, especially with health.

07.02.2009 10:10, Yakovlev

Thanks!
A second patient was hospitalized the day before yesterday.
But the condition seems to be stable.
A kind word heals, which is why I posted an ad here

07.02.2009 18:14, Ilia Ustiantcev

We wish you a speedy recovery! Death to the damn sporoviks!

09.02.2009 10:47, Mike Mostovski

The second hospitalized person is not from Novosibirsk? I can't get through to him.
They were still after Malawi in South Africa for 2 weeks, where, as I understood, one of them picked up rickettsiosis (sheer garbage compared to tropical Malaria, but still a few days of withdrawal). However, we also have malaria...
A message to those traveling to the tropics: don't make a fool of yourself and hope that it will pass (not in the sense of Zimbabwean cholera), but either take normal antimalarial medications before, during and after, or carry them (and other medications, a thermometer, etc.) with you and take them when symptoms of the disease appear.
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09.02.2009 10:50, Guest

(all lepidopterologists, dear people)
Get well guys!

What if it weren't for lepidopterists, they wouldn't be respected? confused.gif

09.02.2009 11:41, Yakovlev

from Novosibirsk, Misha, from Novosibirsk. Yes, they made a fool of themselves. My friends went to Uganda - they put 8 vaccinations and of course ate loriam. Black Africa requires caution.

09.02.2009 13:04, Mike Mostovski

Does he have malaria or rickettsiosis? What's the status?

09.02.2009 13:40, Yakovlev

Yes, rickettsia, the state is OK, we were just chatting on the phone, they remembered you
too, I want to go to Africa! VERY MUCH

09.02.2009 14:00, Mike Mostovski

from Novosibirsk, Misha, from Novosibirsk.

I sent the wife of a Novosibirsk friend a PDF with a description of rickettsiosis (the causative agent of Ricketsia africae), if there is a connection, call, pozh., her to check the mail. Thanks!

09.02.2009 14:02, Mike Mostovski

Yes, rickettsia, the state is OK, we were just chatting on the phone, they remembered you
too, I want to go to Africa! very

Thank you for the choir news! So, I got immunity, unless, of course, they started to put pressure on me with antibiotics...

09.02.2009 14:06, Mike Mostovski

Just called the sufferer, the cat. was with tropical malaria-plasmodia suppressed, but on the background of malaria developed pneumonia, at least another week in the hospital will be. In this state, pneumonia is a very bad thing.

09.02.2009 19:56, taler

I wish you a speedy recovery, guys!And without consequences!
Don't let this nuisance discourage your next expeditions!
I wish you good health!

11.02.2009 8:51, Yakovlev

Novosibirsk discharged on Friday.
Rickettsias are dead

11.02.2009 15:55, mikee

Novosibirsk discharged on Friday.
Rickettsias are dead

Couldn't stand the Siberian frosts? Well, the methods of treatment... lol.gif I'm glad that everything ended well.

11.02.2009 20:17, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

I wish you all the best!
Colleagues, take care of yourself!

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