Answer: No specific antiviral treatment for the Zika virus exists. Treatment is aimed at relieving symptoms with rest, fluids and medications — such as acetaminophen (Tylenol, others) — to relieve joint pain and fever.
Explanation: No vaccine exists to prevent the Zika virus. But several vaccines are currently in clinical trials.
(i'm gonna try to give more reason cause my last comment was deleted)
i think it may be D because that would be the only one to make sense
it wouldn't be A because how would changing their behavior help physical impairments? (it wouldn't)
i don't think it would be B because how could that help..
i don't think it would be C because medication does not help with those kinds of problems, i think,
hope this helps :)
sorry if im wrong :(
Answer: The statement you are looking for is "I will apply warm packs and massage my breasts before each feeding.' This shows the mother knows exactly what to do to care for her child and herself while breastfeeding. By doing this let-down reflex, the milk ducts will dilate more. This also helps to empty the milk from the breasts. This will also stimulate more lactation.
