Did you miss today's Twitter chat to discuss Zika and pregnancy, featuring the CDC, the U.S. Surgeon General, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and What to Expect author Heidi Murkoff? Never fear – get all your Zika questions answered with this recap.

These women's health experts discussed everything pregnant and TTC moms needs to know about travel, preventing mosquito bites, the virus' connection to birth defects, how it spreads and more.

For more info about Zika and pregnancy, see What to Expect's Zika guide and the Twitter chat Storify.

What is Zika virus?

How does Zika spread?

How likely is the virus to be transmitted through sex?

What are symtoms of the Zika virus?

How will you know if the Zika virus has appeared in your community?

What can pregnant women do about Zika?

How does Zika affect unborn children? Pregnant women?

What are the long-term effects of microcephaly?

Could microcephaly be casued by other factors?

Can a pregnant woman who has been exposed to Zika be tested for microcephaly?

Are there other birth defects linked to Zika?

Is the risk of Zika during pregnancy limited to first trimester?

Do pregnant women experience more severe symptoms of Zika?

Can the virus be transmitted through breast milk?

How long is a person with the virus contagious?

If a woman contracts Zika, how long should she wait before getting pregnant?

What are the long term effects on adults who contract the Zika?

Is the recommendation for people of childbearing age to not travel to affected countries?

Is there a vaccine or treatment for Zika?

Is oil of eucalyptus approved for pregnancy women?

Is DEET most effective and safest treatment to prevent mosquito bites?

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