Typically, the human infection presents as an encephalitic
syndrome marked by fever, headache, drowsiness, disorientation, mental
confusion, coma, and potentially death. During the outbreak in Malaysia, up to
50 per cent of clinically apparent human cases died. There is no specific
treatment for Nipah Virus. The primary treatment for human cases is
intensive supportive care.
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