Rubella.
Understanding Evil
Chickenpox, measles and rubella are naturally diseases of infancy (from a few months to 18 years) and parents must observe their children carefully and have them receive all the necessary vaccines in order to protect them effectively and the fact that they are vaccinated does not allow you to expose them to danger (epidemic environment) or neglect the basic rules of hygiene. Like chickenpox and measles, rubella (or third disease) is an eruptive, epidemic, contagious, and immunizing viral disease. Measles and rubella are caused by the same virus. The name of the third disease stems from the fact that at the time when a list of eruptive diseases was to be drawn up, it was the third to be listed. It is usually harmless, but when it occurs in pregnant women (congenital rubella), it can cause fetal malformations, infection, or chronic disease. Humans are the only reservoir of virus that housed in the patient's pharynx one week before and one week after the eruption.-infected newborns, they are very contagious to their entourage for the first six months.
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Demonstrations
The incubation period is generally from fourteen to twenty-one days. Rubella has no noticeable warning signs, but at most mild sore throat. It begins with a rash that sometimes resembles measles characterized by small flat pale pink patches appearing first behind the ears, then on the entire body, even the scalp. The rash is accompanied by mild conjunctivitis and enlarged lymph nodes in the neck. The rash and swelling allow the doctor to make the diagnosis. Children who have had so-called twice measles have had most of the time once measles and once rubella. Hematologic examination can also help establish the diagnosis. Rubella causes a decrease in the number of white blood cells (leukopenia), whereas the number of lymphocytes and plasma cells increases. Currently, this test can distinguish rubella from other viral infections that are accompanied by similar eruptions.
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Prevention
Because rubella can cause embryonic malformations during pregnancy, a pregnant woman should follow and do all serologic tests necessary for good management because you never know. It is now possible to vaccinate against rubella all women who have not had rubella before (and whose serological reaction is therefore negative), in order to protect their children against the risks of malformation. Vaccinate children of both sexes and all women of childbearing age, taking into account necessary precautions.
Treatment
Thus, the body must be supported with vitamin C, dietary supplements (such as moringa leaves, portulaca oleracea leaves, or purslane), adequate hydration, and treatment of symptoms. A well-ripe lemon cure will do some good. Dusting with green clay, disinfecting the eyes, nose and mouth with eye drops, nose washes and methylene blue or lemon juice rinses. -Feed the child well by giving him milk, eggs or other foods rich in proteins -Make him drink abundantly. Lower the fever. Above all, maintain good hygiene: always wash the child in warm water. Maintain the temperature of the room at 180 and keep the bed away from the windows; monitor the ventilation and lighting of the room, which must be screened; take care of the humidity level in case of central heating. In any case, you should consult your family doctor.
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