Frequently Asked Questions About HMPV
- What should you do if you have symptoms of HMPV?
If you experience respiratory symptoms like cough, fever, or difficulty breathing, seek medical attention, especially if you’re in a high-risk group. - Is there a vaccine for HMPV?
Currently, there is no vaccine for HMPV, but research is ongoing. - How long does HMPV stay contagious?
HMPV can remain contagious for several days. It’s important to stay home when you’re sick and practice good hygiene to prevent spreading the virus. - Can HMPV lead to long-term health problems?
In most cases, HMPV symptoms resolve within a week or two. However, severe cases may lead to complications like pneumonia, particularly in vulnerable populations.
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