Cotia virus

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Cotii virus and its characteristics

Catheya virus is a viral infection that was first described in 1975. It belongs to the genus Bunyaviridae and family Bunyavirida. The virus attacks cells of the internal immune system, which can lead to serious illness in humans and animals.

General information about Cotia virus

The name of the virus comes from the name of the host animal that was associated with the infection. The virus is the causative agent of Cotia fever, which manifests as a severe and long-lasting infection caused by high fever, fatigue and muscle pain. Symptoms can last up to several days and can lead to shock and death.

According to the World Health Organization, only about 30% of Cotia fever cases are caused by the Cotia virus. Other causes include malaria, poisoning from poisonous mushrooms or animals, bacterial infections