Re: Question about a vaccination...

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In a message dated 8/16/99 3:26:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

buffay@... writes:

<< My friend was told that she needs to get a vaccination against RUBEOLA >>

Ah, that would be rubella! LOL Tell her have a titer check first. That

will tell her whether she's ever had it or not.

Cheryl

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In a message dated 8/16/99 12:41:09 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

Keryl72093@... writes:

<< My friend was told that she needs to get a vaccination against RUBEOLA >>

<< Ah, that would be rubella >>

Rubeola and rubella are two different things. Rubeola is another word for

measles.

Becca

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In a message dated 8/16/99 3:50:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, MOFTAP@...

writes:

<< Rubeola is another word for

measles. >>

I was just going to say it might be another name for either rubella or

measles! LOL However, didn't she say she checked out for measles???

Cheryl

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I just printed out some information on measles and rubeola was another name

for the measles.

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>From: buffy stem <buffay@...>

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>My friend was told that she needs to get a vaccination against RUBEOLA.

>What

>is that? She was tested for immunity for MMR and all of that came up

>fine.

>They did not tell her what it is. Can someone help me. Thanks

>

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In a message dated 8/26/99 9:22:33 AM Central Daylight Time,

dsusud@... writes:

<< I just printed out some information on measles and rubeola was another

name

for the measles.

>>

another name for German measles

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yes, you are correct... I read it too fast, plus, I was thinking that there

was a thread about Rubella...not rubeola...so,...that's my mistake.

I already knew the two are different and had two different names each.

Alison

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Alison:

Apparently " rubella " and " rubeola " ARE two different things. Rubella's

another name for GERMAN measles, and rubeola is another name for

measles. (american)

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How about Roseola? Is that related to measles? Many of the other mothers on a

bulletin board I frequent have said their babies have now or have had it

recently.

Shelby

Alison4evr@... wrote:

> From: Alison4evr@...

>

>

> yes, you are correct... I read it too fast, plus, I was thinking that there

> was a thread about Rubella...not rubeola...so,...that's my mistake.

> I already knew the two are different and had two different names each.

> Alison

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In a message dated 08/26/1999 10:27:10 PM Central Daylight Time,

helminger@... writes:

<<

How about Roseola? Is that related to measles? Many of the other mothers on a

bulletin board I frequent have said their babies have now or have had it

recently.

Shelby >>

Yes,they are related,Roseola is known as the " three day measles " . Most babies

get it sometime in the first 18 months. All of mine have gotten it the later

part of the first year. My dd hadn't left the house in three weeks and she

got it...I was baffled by that!! I had no idea how she got it when she hadn't

been anywhere at all. She was 13 months when she got it.

Cicely

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In a message dated 8/26/99 11:00:49 AM CST, austinsmom@... writes:

<< Apparently " rubella " and " rubeola " ARE two different things. Rubella's

another name for GERMAN measles, and rubeola is another name for

measles. (american) >>

Is it suppossed to be roseola measles or is there something else? I worked

in a daycare and a baby got roseola Measles which are just 3 days I believe.

Dani

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My 13mo old just got over roseola. It was no big deal for him but I've read that

it is the #1 cause of fever related seizure. He had a fever for 3 days (highest

was about 103) then one day that he seemed normal, then 3-4 days of a rash. I

believe it is often referred to as 3 day measles and is less severe that actual

measles.

shelby

DaniMart@... wrote:

> From: DaniMart@...

>

> In a message dated 8/26/99 11:00:49 AM CST, austinsmom@... writes:

>

> << Apparently " rubella " and " rubeola " ARE two different things. Rubella's

> another name for GERMAN measles, and rubeola is another name for

> measles. (american) >>

>

> Is it suppossed to be roseola measles or is there something else? I worked

> in a daycare and a baby got roseola Measles which are just 3 days I believe.

> Dani

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