Now doctors want parents to be vigilant about any possible symptoms they see.
Christie Ileto reports.
Preschooler Eli Waller is the first confirmed death of enterovirus D68 this year. His father says he had no cold, no fever, no clear symptoms.
“I put him to bed about 7 o’clock, and the next morning, he was no longer with us,” father Andy Waller said.
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3 comments:
These things must have a mind of their own.Whenever one virus is targeted another springs up.
Schools are overcrowded any way.
10:53 You Go Straight To HEll!
My little one year old great grandson was diagnosed with this Entero and spent overnight in PRMC and is alright , no thanks to you and yours.
He is an innocent beautiful little baby and I'm sad he has to share a world with calloused people like you.
You had better start thinking about what your ideas entail.
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