Is rubella the same as measles

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In daily life, people's living environment and habits often lead to a variety of skin diseases. Next, I would like to share with you whether rubella and measles are the same.

Is rubella the same as measles

First of all, rubella and measles are two completely different diseases. Rubella often causes children to have sore throat or fever, while measles is a lot of rashes on the skin.

Secondly, the incubation period was 16-21 days, with an average of 18 days. Preschool children and adolescents infected with rubella virus often had mild prodromal symptoms such as fever, headache, sore throat, runny nose, and swollen lymph nodes under the occipital bone, behind the ear, and in the neck. About 1-2 days, light red macular rash and macular papules appeared from the face and neck, and spread to the trunk and limbs within 24 hours. The rash is characterized by short duration and rapid disappearance. The skin rashes of the trunk can be fused, but the skin rashes of the limbs are scattered and not fused.

Finally, rash stage: 3-5 days after onset, when the symptoms of respiratory tract catarrh and fever reached the peak, the rash began to appear, often 1-2 days after the appearance of Coriolis plaque. After 3 days, the rash spread from the chest to the head, forehead to the bottom of the face.

matters needing attention

After the emergence of rubella and measles, we must maintain the indoor air circulation in our daily life. We should never eat stimulating food. We can often exercise to improve our constitution, so as to avoid the occurrence of rubella and measles.