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About chandipura virus
Hi, i have a 4 months old and concerned about chandipura, is the virus seen in mumbai ? What measure should i take to prevent it ?
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It will usually starts as a flu through the bite of mosquito , ticks or mites so make sure baby is well equipped with mesh or nets for protection as it is new virus till now other than this there are no other protective guidelines
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Common at earthen or mud based houses. More where cow-buffalo sheds are their.
So less likely in your vicinity
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