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According to the CDC, Rotavirus is more common in winter and spring.

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There is not treatment for Rotavirus, but due to the risk of dehydration from vomiting and diarrhea, fluid replacement is vital!

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Handwashing is the best way to prevent the spread/transmission of Rotavirus!

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Vomiting is also a symptom with Rotavirus.

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Diarrhea is a common symptom with Rotavirus.

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Rotavirus is a pathogen that causes Gastroenteritis - an infection and inflammation of the digestive tract.

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Rotavirus is primarily acquired by coming into contact with the infected fecal matter by hand and (hopefully by accident) bringing the infected hand to the mouth.

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Rotavirus pathogen under a microscope

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Rotavirus can also be spread indirectly - such as touching a doorknob after it has been contaminated with the virus.

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Children under 5 have the highest risk of contracting Rotavirus.