Caring for Patients with Oropouche Virus Disease

For Health Care Providers

At a glance

  • CDC is providing interim guidance to healthcare providers on clinical considerations for pregnant women with confirmed or probable Oropouche virus disease, and on evaluating and managing infants born to pregnant women with confirmed, probable or suspect Oropouche virus disease.
  • These interim guidance documents will be updated as we learn more about the potential risks of Oropouche virus disease during pregnancy.
A female patient discusses her symptoms with her healthcare provider.

Interim clinical considerations and guidance

A female healthcare provider counseling a pregnant woman.
Interim Clinical Considerations for Pregnant Women with Confirmed or Probable Oropouche Virus Disease
Refer to clinical considerations for pregnant women with confirmed or probable Oropouche.
An infant sleeps in a hospital nursery.
Interim Guidance for Evaluating and Managing Infants Born to Pregnant Women with Confirmed or Probable Oropouche Virus Disease
Refer to clinical considerations for infants with confirmed or probable Oropouche.
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Published: August 27, 2024
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