Trends in the number of patients by disease per report fixed point as shown in the graph

Click on each infectious disease name to see the latest epidemic situation in Yokohama city. "Number of patients per fixed point" in the graph refers to the number of patients reported from the patient fixed point (a medical institution that reports the status of patient outbreaks every week, and refer to the number of fixed point medical institutions for fixed points). Average value.

For example, the number of influenza patients per fixed point of “1.00” means that an average of one flu patient per week was consulted at a fixed-point medical institution.

▽　Flu

▽　COVID-19 infection (COVID-19) ※From the 19th week of 2023

▽　RS virus infection

▽　Pharyngeal conjunctival fever

▽　Group A hemolytic streptococcal pharyngitis

▽　Infectious gastroenteritis

▽　Chickenpox

▽　Hand-foot-and-mouth disease

▽　Infectious erythema

▽　Sudden rash

▽　Herpangina

▽　Epidemic parotitis

▽　Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis

▽　Epidemic cornealitis

• Influenza (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Information related to COVID-19 infection (COVID-19) (external site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• RS virus infection (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Pharyngeal conjunctival fever (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Group A hemolytic streptococcal pharyngitis (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Norovirus infection (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)
• Rotavirus infectious gastroenteritis (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Chickenpox (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Hand-foot-and-mouth disease (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Infectious erythema (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Sudden rash (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Herpangina (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Epidemic parotitis (mumps, mumps) (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)

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• Epidemic cornealitis (outside site) (National Institute of Health and Crisis Management, infectious disease information provision site)