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How do You Know If You’ve Been Infected? Is There a Test?

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How do You Know If You’ve Been Infected? Is There a Test?

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It’s often a latent infection and hard to diagnose.
The surest way to detect the virus is getting blood drawn or urine sample.

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Fever

Rash

Muscle pain

Headache

Red eyes

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The best ways to prevent from Zika Virus:

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The best ways to prevent from Zika Virus:

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Protect yourself and your family from mosquito bites

Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants

Use mosquito repellent sprays, if there are mosquitoes where you live.

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What Are Some Precautions that can be taken?

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What Are Some Precautions that can be taken?

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (C.D.C) has advised pregnant women to avoid going to region such as Africa , where the virus is being transmitted.

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Has This Disease Ever Become an Epidemic or Pandemic?

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Has This Disease Ever Become an Epidemic or Pandemic?

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Zika virus spread in Africa, America, Asia and the Pacific.

After an epidemic had occurred in South America in 2015, the epidemic became pandemic.

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What Are Some Possible Ways of Treatment?

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What Are Some Possible Ways of Treatment?

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There is no treatment namely vaccine or medicine for Zika.

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Zika is a disease which is spread mostly by the Mosquito bite, especially members of the Aedes genus or transmitted from person to their sexual partner. Also, Zika virus can be passed from a pregnant woman to her fetus.

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Zika virus is a member of the Flaviviridae virus family.