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    Zika virus is a mosquito-borne virus first discovered in Uganda in 1947. It causes mild symptoms such as fever, rashes, headache, conjunctivitis, and muscle/joint pain. There is no treatment for Zika virus, but symptoms can be managed with hydration and pain killers. Prevention involves wearing long sleeves/pants and using mosquito repellent to avoid mosquito bites, which is the primary mode of transmission. Malaysia has a history of Zika virus but does not currently have an ongoing outbreak.

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    Zika virus is a mosquito-borne virus first discovered in Uganda in 1947. It causes mild symptoms such as fever, rashes, headache, conjunctivitis, and muscle/joint pain. There is no treatment for Zika virus, but symptoms can be managed with hydration and pain killers. Prevention involves wearing long sleeves/pants and using mosquito repellent to avoid mosquito bites, which is the primary mode of transmission. Malaysia has a history of Zika virus but does not currently have an ongoing outbreak.

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    Zika virus is a mosquito-borne virus first discovered in Uganda in 1947. It causes mild symptoms such as fever, rashes, headache, conjunctivitis, and muscle/joint pain. There is no treatment for Zika virus, but symptoms can be managed with hydration and pain killers. Prevention involves wearing long sleeves/pants and using mosquito repellent to avoid mosquito bites, which is the primary mode of transmission. Malaysia has a history of Zika virus but does not currently have an ongoing outbreak.

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    What is Zika Virus?

    Diagnosis Treatment of Zika Virus


    Zika virus is a mosquito-borne virus
    The Zika Virus is a self-limiting virus,
    which was first founded in Uganda in
    meaning to say that the infected
    1947. It will later on be founded inside
    person will heal on its own. Currently,
    the human body in 1952 there is no cure or treatment for this
    virus. However, we can treat one's
    Symptoms of Zika Virus include: symptoms by keeping them hydrated
    or giving them pain killers.
    -Fever
    -Rashes
    -Headache Prevention:
    Zika Virus -Conjuctivits -Wear long-sleeved shirts or long
    -Muscle/Joint pain trousers
    -Remove collected water
    By Tengku Aidan Iskandar What is the infectious agent of -Use mosquito repellents, coils and
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    Pn. Syahada The infectious agent of the Zika Virus is
    a virus.
    Current situation of Zika Virus
    Routes of Transmission according to the Ministry of
    Similarly to dengue and Malaria, the Zika Health
    Virus is transmitted through the bite of anMalaysia has a history of Zika
    infected mosquito. Apart from this , the
    transmissions. However, there is no
    Zika virus can also be transmitted
    evidence showing an ongoing
    through blood transfusions and sexual
    transmission from an infected person. outbreak of the virus. Currently the
    Zika Virus situation is not severe.

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