Since clinical symptoms of Zika virus infection may be absent or minimal, a definitive diagnosis is usually made by laboratory testing of serum or urine for viral nucleic acid or virus specific IgM and neutralizing antibodies.

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Since clinical symptoms of Zika virus infection may be absent or minimal, a definitive diagnosis is usually made by laboratory testing of serum or urine for viral nucleic acid or virus specific IgM and neutralizing antibodies.

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