by Dean James

TEXAS EBOLA PATIENT WAS SENT HOME FOR 2 DAYS WITH ANTI-BIOTICS!

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Mingled with other people for days before being diagnosed-

The patient who is critically ill with the Ebola virus in a Dallas hospital was initially sent home with anti-biotics before being diagnosed, it has been revealed. The man was also around other people in Texas for days before being isolated and quarantined.

The Associated Press reports that the man, who traveled from Liberia to Dallas on September 20th, was dismissed from the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital on the 26th after seeking care. He was evaluated and given a prescription for antibiotics, with hospital workers believing he had some other ailment.

Scott Gordon, a reporter for KXAS, tweeted ‘Hospital reviewing why patient wasn’t properly diagnosed on Friday when he was evaluated and sent home. Dismissed with antibiotics.’

The man is now in strict isolation, with blood tests by Texas health officials and the CDC separately confirming he has Ebola.

When asked how many people the patient may have come into contact with, CDC director Dr. Tom Frieden said, ‘I think a handful is the right characterization.’

Texas health officials are in the process of tracking down those who may have come into close contact with the patient. When located, those people will be monitored for 21 days after exposure, to see if they develop symptoms.

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by STEVE WATSON