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Acre registered, until May 2025, a total of 12,743 visits by flu syndrome in the three reference units of the state. The number is lower than that recorded in the same period of 2023, which added 13,289 cases, but still higher than the 12,032 calls made in 2024.
According to the 18/2025 Respiratory Syndrome Epidemiological Bulletin, released by the State Secretariat of Health (Sesacre), the age group that most sought service in the Sentinel Units this year was 20 to 29 years, most with cases of free -free flu syndrome.
SRAG cases are high in the Acrean/UPA capital of the 2nd District/Photo: Contilnet
The survey also identified the main respiratory viruses in circulation in the state. Among them are Rinovirus, responsible for ordinary colds; SARS-COV-2, CAVID-19; The Respiratory Sincient Virus (VSR), which often affects children and the elderly; In addition to flu viruses, influenza A and B, and adenovirus.
The information is based on the calls made in the three Sentinel units of Acre, UPA of the 2nd District, in Rio Branco, Raimundo Chaar Hospital, in Brazil, and UPA Jacques Pereira, in Cruzeiro do Sul.
Hospitalizations by Srag
When it comes to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SRAG), the hospitals that registered the most hospitalizations in the state were the Iolanda Costa e Silva Children’s Hospital in Rio Branco, the Juruá Regional Hospital in Cruzeiro do Sul, and the Rio Branco Emergency and Emergency Hospital (Huerb).
During the period analyzed, from January to May 2025, cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (Srag) recorded in the Acre hospitals showed the circulation of several respiratory viruses, such as the respiratory sincial virus (VSR), Rinovirus, Sars-Cov-2 (COVID-19), adenoviruses, in addition to influenza A and B virus. Srag ended up not having the cause identified.
