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Where was measles first discovered? |
i need to know where it was first discovered and how it was if possible In your back yard....go do your homework. When My kid first had bumps... |
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Measles is spread through the respiratory route and not subcutaneously. The subcutaneous rash is only a symptom of the disease. ...Measles is caused by a virus, used to be extremely common, but not since the vaccine was invented. The vaccine is a live attenuated virus, meaning that scientists took the measles virus, grew them ... Measles, also called rubeola, is a highly contagious - but rare - respiratory infection that's caused by a virus. It causes a total-body skin rash and flu-like symptoms, including a fever, cou... NO....because transmission of measles is through droplet contact (airborne). If transmission of a organism is though contact i.e. secretions of body fluids or blood...then disinfectant has a role... measles can cause permanent brain damage .. life long breathing problems UN treatable neurological damage . Ya even death in kids. They are very contagious . Stick close with your doctor and do not... YES. Although rare, it IS possible! My Husband had it twice,once as a child (9) then again at 18. ...little bumps covering the skin looks like a rash. you should have a vaccination against the measles The rash in measles is classically described as a generalised, maculopapular, erythematous rash t... Here is a website which might help: ... |
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