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Measles

Also Know As Rubeola

Sign/Symptoms
Appetite Loss (Anorexia) Cough Diarrhoea (Diarrhea) Eye: Inflammation of Conjunctiva (Conjunctivitis) Eye: Sensitive to Light (Photophobia) Eyes: Corneal Ulcers Fever (Raised Body Temperature) Mind: Malaise Nose Congested or Running (Rhinitis) Skin Itching Skin Rash Skin: Maculopapular Rash (Rash with Small, Red, Raised Bumps) Sneezing

Drugs

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Treatments
Conservative Management Often resolves without treatment Lifestyle Changes Isolation Weakly in Favour Low Evidence Rest Weakly in Favour Low Evidence Personal Support Weakly in Favour Very Low Evidence Medical Therapy Isolation Weakly in Favour Low Evidence

Attributes
Commonality is common Commonality for Africa is uncommon Commonality for Southern India is uncommon Commonality for South East Asia is uncommon Commonality for Russia is rare Commonality for Afghanistan is uncommon Commonality for Pakistan is uncommon Commonality for Australia is rare Commonality for South Africa is uncommon Commonality for Europe is rare Commonality for North America is rare Commonality for China is rare Commonality for Zimbabwe is uncommon Commonality for East Africa is uncommon Commonality for Central America is rare Commonality for Central Africa is uncommon Commonality for Sub Saharan Africa is uncommon Commonality for North Africa is uncommon Incidence is approximately 1 in 62,500 people Incidence for Eastern Mediterranean Region is approximately 1 in 9,009 people

Further Tests
Eosinophils Count Eosinophils (Decreased) Measles Serology Test (Rubeola Serology) Measles Serology (Specific Antibodies to Rubeola Virus) (Increased) White Blood Cell (WBC) Count White Blood Cell (WBC) (Increased)

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