How to Protect Yourself from Getting Zika from Sex: Information for People Whose Partner Traveled to an Area with Zika [August 1, 2016]

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How to Protect Yourself from Getting Zika from Sex: Information for People Whose Partner Traveled to an Area with Zika [August 1, 2016]

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August 1, 2016
By Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
Series: CDC's Response to Zika

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Can I get Zika from sex? ; Should I be concerned about getting Zika from sex? ; What can I do to reduce my chance of getting Zika from sex, if my partner traveled to an area with Zika? ; Zika is mainly spread through mosquito bites. Travelers should take steps to prevent mosquito bites for 3 weeks after returning from an area with Zika. This is because you can have Zika in your blood and a mosquito can bite you, get infected with Zika virus, and spread the virus to other people. ; CS265812A ; fs-zika-sex-partnertravel.pdf
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