Book C, Supplement No. 23 - Veterans Affairs
Low grade fever, morbilliform rash, swelling or tenderness of salivary glands, orchitis. Clinical diagnosis, but may isolate virus from nasopharyngeal swab or urine. ... May be asymptomatic or have variable symptoms: fatigue, cough, dry eyes, rash, joint pain, arrhythmia, more common in black patients ... ................
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