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                                                  Flavivirus

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                                                  Flavivirus

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Flavivirus is a genus of viruses that include the West Nile Virus.

(Flavivirus also includes diseases such as the dengue virus, tick-borne encephalitis virus, yellow fever virus, and several other viruses)

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                                    West Nile in North America

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                                    West Nile in North America

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West Nile is the most common form of Flavivirus in North America

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                                                 West Nile

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                                                 West Nile

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West Nile is a virus originated from the Flaviviridae family (Flavivirus). West Nile is a viral infection spread typically by mosquitoes that feed off of infected birds and then spread the infection to humans.

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                           Signs and Symptoms of West Nile

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                           Signs and Symptoms of West Nile

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Fever

Headache

Body Aches

Tiredness

Joint Pain

Swollen Lymph Glands

Skin Rash

(Severe symptoms can include stiff neck, disorientation, and paralysis.)

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                         Who can be infected by West Nile?

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                         Who can be infected by West Nile?

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Anyone who lives in an area where the West Nile virus is present in mosquitoes can get infected. The risk of infection is highest for those who work outside or participate in outdoor activities because they are most likely to be exposed to mosquitoes.

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                                     Treatment for West Nile

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                                     Treatment for West Nile

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There are no specific vaccines for West Nile. In most cases, people recover from West Nile without treatment. In severe cases, patients are treated with supported therapy such as pain medications, intravenous fluids, and nursing care.

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                                       Prevention of West Nile

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                                       Prevention of West Nile

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Use insect repellents when you go outdoors

Wear long sleeves and loose clothing from dusk through dawn

Install screens in doors and windows of your home

Most cities hire exterminators to drive trucks that spray repellent throughout the neighborhoods of the city.