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Measles Alert: Suspected 4th Case in Washtenaw

22 Mar

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Summary

A potential fourth measles case was reported in Washtenaw County.
The suspected case is linked to a previously identified Michigan measles case.
Public health advises monitoring for symptoms and calling doctors before visiting.

Measles Alert: Suspected 4th Case in Washtenaw

Washtenaw County is experiencing a potential measles outbreak, with a suspected fourth case announced on Saturday, March 21. Although not yet lab-confirmed, the individual exhibits measles symptoms and had close contact with a previously identified case in Michigan. The health department has identified potential exposure sites on Tuesday, March 17, advising individuals present during those times to watch for symptoms.

Symptoms include high fever, cough, white spots in the mouth, and a rash. Those experiencing symptoms should contact their doctor before seeking care. For high-risk individuals, including infants and those immunocompromised, preventative medicine is available until Monday, March 23. Vaccination, with two doses of MMR providing strong immunity, is emphasized as highly effective and safe.

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