In Mexico, doctors “Died” The three-year-old boy he said was taken to the hospital from his own funeral, but could not be saved.
Camilla Roxana Camila Roxana Martinez Mendoza, who lives in Villa de Ramos, was hospitalized by her mother, Mary Jane Mendoza, on 17 August, complaining of stomach pain, nausea and fever. ‘Dehydration’ Diagnosing fluid loss, the doctor referred the girl to a hospital in the state of San Luis Potosi.
In Salinas de Hidalgo Community Hospital, where the child was taken, a cold towel was placed to reduce his fever, an oxygen measuring device was placed on his finger, and he was discharged with paracetamol. However, his condition got worse when he got home. He was taken to another doctor. He also told his mother to eat lots of fruit and drink water and prescribed another medicine.
The child continued to vomit, his fever did not decrease. Her family took the little girl to another hospital. They hooked up an oxygen tube, but soon told her mother that she had lost him.
Recognized from the coffin
The funeral was held the next day. Those who attended the funeral noticed that there was a condensation on the glass coffin. His grandmother opened the coffin and they experienced the greatest surprise and happiness of their lives at the same time when they saw that the child’s pulse was beating and his eyes were moving. The child was immediately taken by ambulance to Salinas Hospital, where he was previously taken.
Doctors intervened in the little girl. But he could not save.
Her mother, Mary Jane Mendoza, accused Salinas Hospital of negligence, who said her daughter would start kindergarten next week. She said from the beginning that they were considering filing a lawsuit by stating that the right intervention was not done.
While the prosecutor’s office started an investigation, it was stated that an autopsy would be carried out on the little girl.