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In order to prevent the measles, you should get the vaccination for the measles, isolate yourself with anybody who had come in contact with the measles, because it is highly contagious disease, and any interaction poses the risk of infection. Being vaccinated would be the best option for children and adults. It will keep them at a lower risk in catching the infection.

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So, coming in contact with the measles can lead into many complications. Some of the complications that comes with having the measles is an ear infection, diarrhea, pneumonia, encephalitis, and subacute sclerosing panencephalitis. Developing an ear infection and diarrhea are the most common complications that come with having the measles. The other serious complications such as pneumonia, encephalitis, and subacute sclerosing panencephalitis are the complications that can be deadly. Some are very rare to but still fatal.

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Measles is a highly contagious disease. Which means it is very easy to spread to others. Measles is caused by a virus found in the nose and throat of an infected person. If someone with the measles was to cough, sneezes, or talk the droplets spray into the air where others breathe in it. Once other breathe in the contaminated air it put them at risk for the measles as well.

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Symptoms for measles usually starts to show within 10-15 days after the exposure. Symptoms for measles are usually fever, dry cough, swollen eyelids, inflamed eyes, runny nose, sneezing reddish-brown skin rash, run down feeling, loss of appetite, watery eyes, sensitivity to light, and body aches.

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People who are normally at risk for measles are children younger than 5 years of old, adults order than 20 years old, pregnant women and people who has compromised immune systems, such as from leukemia or HIV. Children who are younger than 5 years old are at risk to get it because kids tend to always keep things in their mouth. Children also has weaker immune systems, and that can also be the reason why they are at risk. People who never had the measles vaccine are at risk to take on the measles as well. Usually anyone who isn't vaccinated out themselves at risk for contracting the infection.

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There really isn't no medication to treat the measles. Usually, the infection would clear up on its own in two to three weeks. Medication that is usually to prescribe for measles is medication to help ease up on the symptoms. The best thing to do in order to void this situation is to get the measles vaccinations. Having the measles vaccine would keep you safe and secured.

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Measles is an infection that is caused by a virus. Measles is quite common and can be prevented with a vaccine. Measles also has the common names of rubeola and morbili. Measels are usually found in the respiratory tract and is also found in smaller children. Symptoms with measles usually start off with coughing, fever and then skin rash will tend to show.