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For parents: a positive Zika virus test : what does it mean for my child?
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June 1, 2016
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Series: CDC’s response to Zika
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Description:You’ve just learned from your pediatrician or healthcare provider that your child has a positive Zika test result, which means your child
has a Zika virus infection. During the first week of infection, Zika virus is in a person’s blood. Prevent your child from getting bitten by mosquitoes. While the virus is in your child’s blood, a mosquito can bite the child, get infected with the Zika virus, and spread the virus to other people.
Everyone who has Zika should take steps to protect themselves and others. This fact sheet explains what to do.
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testresults-children-fs.pdf
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