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Chandipura virus is transmitted primarily by sandflies, mosquitoes, and ticks. It is prevalent in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Andhra Pradesh. The virus often affects children aged 9 months to 14 years, causing symptoms such as fever, vomiting, seizures, diarrhoea, loss of consciousness, depressed sensorium, neck rigidity, photophobia, loss of balance, inability to sleep, and extreme sleepiness. Treatment focuses on supportive care, including management of the airway, breathing, and circulation, controlling electrolytes, seizures, high-grade fever, increased intracranial pressure, and secondary bacterial infections. Effective mosquito and vector control are essential in preventing outbreaks.

Dr. Esha Gupta, a consultant paediatrician, intensivist, and lactation specialist from Bangalore, discusses the Chandipura virus.

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