Abstract

A CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF ZIKA VIRUS AND CORONA VIRUS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Vishal Dubey*, Megha Tiwari, Rakesh Kumar Pal, Ashita Jain and Nikita srivastava

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Abstract

Since 2015, a newly emergent flavivir, Zika, has been responsible for the last fever outbreak in the Americas and Pacific. The Americans are immunogenic and promote the spread of epidemics. Zika fever is characterised by febrile sickness, malaise, conjunctivitis, and maculopapular rush. In the United States, there is no particular or effective antiviral therapy. Vaccines are still being tested, as they are for other recently spread arboviruses. The only effective preventive strategies are individual mosquito bite protection and vector control. This feverish disease poses the epidemiological and health challenge of America and the present battle between dengue and chikungunya. Because of its economic burden, it is important for disease prevention. The sexual transmission and transfusion of viruses is a major challenge. Doctors need to differentiate between dengue, chikungunya and other diseases in order to treat and prevent disease spread successfully.

Keywords: dengue and chikungunya.