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My mum say I had german measles when I was little..? |
She's dead and my dad doesnt remember whether I did. Go to your doctor and have your titers drawn to check for immunity. She very well could have been telling the truth. If your titers show immunity, then you do not have to get the vaccine. |
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Most people keep their MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccinations up to date, and so don't acquire german measles. (at least in the US). However, since it is a viral illness, there is not much... Darn near ANYTHING is possible, but in this case, it's highly unlikely. I doubt this other doctor should have made their years later diagnosis that rubella caused this problem, at least with... Friedrich Hoffmann made a clinical description of rubella in 1740. Later descriptions by de Bergen in 1752 and Orlow in 1758 supported the belief that this was a derivative of measles. In 1814, Geo... As far as I know, you can only get vaccinations from your doctor or vaccination clinics Rubella is the proper name for German Measles and Rubella can be prevented by a rubella vaccine. The v... Sounds more like chicken pox. Below is information on measles. The first symptoms are normally similar to those of a bad cold: fever, runny nose, sore throat and a cough. A few days later a br... In German measles, there are red spots which are larger than the rash of measles. Usually, lymph nodes at the back of the neck are enlarged. Sometimes, there is joint pain. The patient looks flushe... If you had the disease before, you do not need to be vaccinated. You have immunity from having the disease. ...conservative treatment (symptomatic), but prophylaxis is much better. ... |
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