Texas Faces Measles Outbreak: Health Officials Urge Action
NBC News reports that Texans are being urged to exercise extreme caution and are being warned about the ongoing measles outbreak in the state. Today, in Seminole, Texas, an emergency measles testing site was set up as several children waited outside. One resident shared that there had been some mild illnesses in their household, including fever and cough, with one child experiencing a temperature over 100°F.
Measles on the Rise in Texas: What You Should Know About the Outbreak
This virus is not only affecting children but is also hospitalizing them. The infections are primarily occurring in school-aged children. Texas residents are being reminded to take the measles outbreak seriously, as it is considered one of the most contagious viruses in the world. Over 300 people in West Texas are suspected to be infected.
Rapid Spread of Measles in Texas Raises Public Health Concerns
Texans are advised to seek immediate medical attention if they experience symptoms such as a fever over 104°F, severe cough, runny nose, red and watery eyes, small white spots inside the cheeks, sore throat, or dehydration from diarrhea. It's crucial to stay alert and prioritize everyone's safety. Please take all necessary precautions.
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