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Measles, a highly contagious disease, is caused by the pathogen measles virus, otherwise known as the rubeola virus. This virus is in the Morbillivirus genus​.

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Though typically considered a childhood disease, anyone, regardless of age and unless preventive measures have been taken, is susceptible to the measles.​

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Though typically considered a childhood disease, anyone, regardless of age and unless preventive measures have been taken, is susceptible to the measles.​

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Measles is transmitted through the inhalation of airborne particles that were emitted from​another person infected with the measles 

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Measles is transmitted through the inhalation of airborne particles that were emitted from​another person infected with the measles 

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Symptoms occur almost 2 week after the virus has incubated within the lining of the respiratory tract. Initially, the symptoms include: sore throat, dry cough, headache and fever. ​

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Symptoms occur almost 2 week after the virus has incubated within the lining of the respiratory tract. Initially, the symptoms include: sore throat, dry cough, headache and fever. ​

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Next appears a rash of the skin called exanthema, which begins at the head and spreads downward, covering almost the whole body. 

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Next appears a rash of the skin called exanthema, which begins at the head and spreads downward, covering almost the whole body. 

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The best prevention against the measles is to receive vaccinations. Between the ages of 12 and 15 months, children should receive the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine

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The best prevention against the measles is to receive vaccinations. Between the ages of 12 and 15 months, children should receive the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine

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An additional vaccine before the child begins school.

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Treatment relies solely on the reduction of symptoms, as once the virus invades the system, it must run its course. Treatment options include: medication to reduce fever, coughs, and hydration. ​

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Treatment relies solely on the reduction of symptoms, as once the virus invades the system, it must run its course. Treatment options include: medication to reduce fever, coughs, and hydration. ​

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 Severe cases may require antibiotics for secondary bacterial infections, Vitamin A supplements, and additional remedies for neurological and respiratory relief. 

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 Severe cases may require antibiotics for secondary bacterial infections, Vitamin A supplements, and additional remedies for neurological and respiratory relief. 

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Measles (Morbillivirus) can be deadly and is not a disease to take lightly. Though measles is one of the most highly contagious viruses, proper vaccinations can help to eradicate this disease. The best safety measure is to have children inoculated as directed: 12-15 months and again around the age of 5-6. Additional measures for measles prevention include proper nutrition to maintain a healthy immune system. The virus must run its course, so treatment of symptoms includes: medications to reduce fever, cough, and liquids to aid in hydration. Antibiotics are only given in the case of secondary bacterial infections. Anyone who has already had the measles will have an immunity that prevents reinfection.

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Measles (Morbillivirus) can be deadly and is not a disease to take lightly. Though measles is one of the most highly contagious viruses, proper vaccinations can help to eradicate this disease. The best safety measure is to have children inoculated as directed: 12-15 months and again around the age of 5-6. Additional measures for measles prevention include proper nutrition to maintain a healthy immune system. The virus must run its course, so treatment of symptoms includes: medications to reduce fever, cough, and liquids to aid in hydration. Antibiotics are only given in the case of secondary bacterial infections. Anyone who has already had the measles will have an immunity that prevents reinfection.