The doctors told her she had dengue and sent her back home to rest. The victim was an influencer from Brazil.
A woman went to the hospital ward in Divinópolis, a municipality south of Minas Gerais, in Brazil, because he began to feel sick and vomit. There the doctors diagnosed him denguebut they made a mistake and he ended up dying.
The victim was identified as Tatielle Ferreira, a well-known 28-year-old influencer who dedicated herself to creating content about her lifestyle with humor. The woman was a native of Brazil and had three children.
Brazil: how was the case
At the hospital, the professionals observed her in detail and told her that she had been infected with the disease transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. After this, they sent her back to her house and told her to rest to recover.
However, the victim began to worsen and after four days he presented breathing difficultiesso he consulted the doctors again.
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At the clinic, they subjected her to several tests and x-rays and ended up confirming that Ferreira did not actually have dengue, but was going through a pneumonia. With the new diagnosis, doctors discharged him and told him to take antibiotics.
This did not work and his health condition worsened. The influencer had to be rushed to another hospital where she was intubated but They couldn’t save her and she ended up dying. after a while.
Brazil: the statement from the victim’s family
The relatives were responsible for communicating the news of Tatielle Ferreira’s death. Through Instagram, those close to her made the case public and They targeted the professionals who treated her at the first hospitalwhere he received a misdiagnosis.
“It is with great pain in our hearts that the family of Tatielle Scarlat Ferreira announces her death. Unfortunately, due to the neglect of public health in Divinópolis and the lack of preparation of some professionals, died prematurely,” they noted.
The fact became very relevant to the point that the Municipal Health Secretariat An investigation was launched to discover the reasons that led to the woman’s death.
Source: Ambito
