New research has indicated that the decline in measles vaccination can increase the outbreak of this disease. The research was published in the journal Neuron. According to the study, without a fresh focus on the efforts of measles vaccination, the disease can turn away from the full strength.
Measles is a highly contagious disease transmitted through respiratory drops and aerosolized particles which can remain in the air for up to two hours. Most often seen in small children, this disease is characterized by fever, malaise, nasal congestion, conjunctivitis, cough and a red, inflammatory grain. Most measles people recover without complications within a week.
However, for the infants, people with immune deficiency, and those with other vulnerable populations, the consequences of measles infection can be serious. There may be rare complications, including pneumonia, encephalitis, other secondary infections, blindness and even death. Before developing measles vaccine, this disease was caused by two to three million people worldwide annually. Today, measles causes over 100,000 deaths every year globally.
This is particularly misleading, he said, because measles is one of the most easily infectious diseases. In fact, it is possible to eliminate the disease and even eliminate it. However, they say, to achieve this goal, collective action will be required by parents and health care practitioners.
If you do not have any symptoms, then nothing! You are not sick
The symptoms of measles are like cold symptoms, including fever and cough. They usually start after two weeks of risk. But in patients of measles, a specific rash comes out which usually begin on the face and spread to the feet below.
If you have a rash, do not go for an emergency room or immediate care. Call your doctor's office first so that they can make special arrangements for your visit so that you do not get sick in the rest of the office.