Normally, rotavirus is not found in the stool. Because rotavirus is easily transmitted from person to person, take care to thoroughly wash your hands after contact with the infected child. Hand-washing is particularly important if you have had contact with the child's stool. Wear gloves where possible. What Abnormal Results Mean Rotavirus in the stool indicates a rotavirus infection is present.
Immediate treatment is necessary for young children.
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