Eight-month-old Nicolette Karimi spent five days in Children's Medical Center in Dallas, including two days in the pediatric intensive care unit amid a surge of pediatric RSV cases. Her ordeal began Halloween night when she struggled to breathe and was eventually diagnosed with respiratory syncytial virus, COVID, adenovirus, and rhinovirus. She was released from the hospital on November 5th.
Eight-month-old Nicolette Karimi spent five days in Children's Medical Center in Dallas , including two days in the pediatric intensive care unit amid a surge of pediatric RSV cases. Her ordeal began Halloween night when she struggled to breathe and was eventually diagnosed with respiratory syncytial virus , COVID , adenovirus, and rhinovirus.
She was released from the hospital on November 5th.
Dallas Hospitals Pediatric RSV Respiratory Syncytial Virus COVID Adenovirus Rhinovirus
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