It is critically important for individuals exhibiting symptoms of Ebola virus disease to seek immediate professional medical attention. Early diagnosis and intervention significantly increase the chances of survival. Treatment is administered exclusively in a hospital setting, using medications given orally or intravenously. Home care is risky for the patient's safety and also carries the risk of spreading the virus to others. An effective vaccine is available for the Zaire Ebola virus (ZEBOV) type and is particularly used in regions at risk of outbreaks, such as Guinea and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Furthermore, antibody-based treatments administered intravenously also play a significant role in increasing survival rates in the management of Ebola virus disease.