While health services are not yet operating at full capacity in Mayotte since the passage of Cyclone Chido, the reference center for red blood cell diseases announces a series of consultations for patients followed for sickle cell disease, patients with metabolic diseases can also introduce yourself.
Since the passage of Cyclone Chido, access to care remains complicated in Mayotte, between the difficulties of patient travel and the damage suffered by the CHM, a quarter of whose services are not yet operational. The team from the reference center for red blood cell diseases announces a series of consultations from Monday January 6 to Friday January 10 in dispensaries on the island.
They are intended for children and adults being monitored for sickle cell anemia, a genetic disease leading in particular to anemia, or provided with a red notebook, the document allowing the monitoring of patients with a long illness. Those being followed for other metabolic diseases can also come to these consultations. They will be organized according to the following schedule
- Monday January 6: Mamoudzou dispensary
- Tuesday January 7: Mramadoudou dispensary
- Wednesday January 8: Kahani dispensary
- Thursday January 9: Dzoumogné dispensary
- Friday January 10: CHM of Mamoudzou, intended for patients from Petite-Terre.
Consultations will begin at 8 a.m., patients must present themselves with their health records and their latest prescription.
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