Around 60% of people infected with the Oropouche virus will exhibit symptoms

Symptoms include fever, severe headache, joint and muscle pain, nausea, dizziness, chills, and sensitivity to light

Symptoms typically last less than a week, but they may recur later.

A small percentage of infected individuals develop more severe conditions like meningitis and brain inflammation

Death from Oropouche virus infection is rare

There are currently no approved medicines or vaccines for Oropouche virus.

The best way to protect against Oropouche virus is to prevent insect bites.

Using insect repellent is recommended in areas where the virus is prevalent.

Door and window screens can also help prevent insect bites

Oropouche virus is primarily found in specific regions where midges and mosquitoes are common.

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