The CDC Tells a Texas Dr. They Don't Know How to Test For Enterovirus 68

from link:

There is no specific treatment for enterovirus 68 or any other type of rhinovirus beyond supportive care, which includes fluids, rest, and fever reducer. Most infections are mild. Those with severe symptoms, such as wheezing, may need hospitalization and intensive supportive therapy, including breathing treatments.

Anyone, especially children with asthma, who begin wheezing along with cold symptoms, should see a physician.

I thought its the same thing as a cold or flu? And that vaccinated kids get it. Dont thousands of patients die from hospitals and bad cooked food every day? Eight kids so far?

Maybe they aren't testing for it because the argument against illegals bringing it here has been...

"If the illegals brought it then the border states would have it."

Well, if the border states aren't testing for it then of course there wouldn't be any documented cases.

Here's a link from February tracing this virus back to California...where the outbreak seems to have started. NOT the Midwest.

[link to www.ibtimes.com]


Texas for some reason doesn't know how to test for it (so they say) and Arizona isn't required to report cases to the health dept.

I have no doubt this was brought here by illegals and the govt. Is trying to covering it up.

One more mystery solved.