Guest guest Posted April 29, 2006 Report Posted April 29, 2006 Cheryl, Going over old posts - yes, you can have a very mild case of anything. And where one gets it, who knows? Since there are differences of opinion on germs on this group I won't venture to answer that question. : ) But yes, a mild case would not be rare at all. What have you found out since your post? Sheri B. Cheryl <che2you@...> wrote: Is it possible to have such a mild case of measles there is no fever, just a runny nose and the rash? I took pictures of the rash and sent them to my mom - who used to be a kindergarten teacher in the 60's - she said " I'm telling you that's the measles, we had outbreaks every year " She told me there was three day and 12 day versions, and sure enough it was really close to 12 days (I didn't actually notice the date of the first part of the rash on her tummy) the rash was on her tummy, her thights, her chest, her neck, and cheeks. We had moved interstate - stayed with some friends (who came down with the chicken pox a week after we left) and so I was expecting the pox and was surprised at this rash.... Any pictures I looked up the rash looked WAY worse than what my daughter had - I didn't bother to take her to the doctor because she really wasn't sick - just a little grumpy and a rash -- So - all the extra detail - just wondering can there be super mild cases? And how would she have been exposed to it? Oh - and as an addendum, after that rash cleared up, and I re-washed everything in arm and hammer dye and fragrance free liquid soap the other allergic looking rash on her arm and behind her knees is completely heaed up. Thanks, Cheryl Quote
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