Whether it s rubella or measles or whatever

Hello! Being too stressed can also cause hives. I don't know if I have been allergic to anything before, if I have used any anti-fatigue eye drops recently, or changed to moisturizer, it may be allergic to a certain ingredient in the drug, and it is recommended to stop using it.

If you are taking any medication that is not specifically needed by your condition, you can also temporarily stop taking it. Allergies caused by general medications will recover quickly after stopping the drug. If you eat any special foods that you usually eat less these days, you should also avoid them.

Approaching the exam, it is best to go to the hospital as soon as possible to see a specialist, make a clear diagnosis, and use symptomatic medication to avoid affecting the high school entrance examination.

The diet should avoid spicy, fried and other hot foods, and should not eat big fish and meat every day, you can eat some cold foods: mung bean soup, kelp soup, winter melon soup, bitter gourd pork ribs, cucumber eggs, potato chicken nuggets, honeysuckle tea, chrysanthemum tea, etc.

Go to the pharmacy and buy erythromycin eye ointment.

My experience tells you that this is a symptom caused by a neurological lesion, and there is no major hindrance. It will be fine in a few days.

Try rubbing potassium permanganate with water.

It is sometimes difficult to distinguish between the two diseases based on clinical signs and symptoms alone, but in general, they can still be distinguished

1. The onset of rubella is fever and rash; Measles is preceded by a prodromal period such as fever, and the temperature is relatively high.

2. The general clinical symptoms of rubella are only fever and rash; In addition to the above symptoms, measles is also accompanied by catarrhal rhinitis, conjunctivitis, and bronchopneumonia.

3. Retrooccipital lymphadenopathy appears in rubella, which is the main argument for clinical diagnosis of rubella; Measles is absent, but the presence of Koerotk's spots in measles is the main (but uncommon) basis for clinical rash diagnosis of measles.

4. After measles heals**, obvious pigmentation appears.

Nowadays, rubella and measles are generally not typical cases, and sometimes they can only be differentiated by laboratory tests, and of course, when one of these two diseases is diagnosed, it must also be distinguished from other conditions such as infantile eruption. The above is only some personal work experience and is for participation only.

Measles is caused by the measles virus, and rubella is caused by the rubella virus. Measles symptoms are more severe, and rubella symptoms are milder.

The typical clinical manifestations of rubella eruption are swollen lymph nodes behind the ears, occipital and back of the neck with tenderness, which lasts for about 1 week. The systemic symptoms of measles are relatively severe, the body temperature can be as high as 40 degrees, and the red maculopapular rash appears scattered throughout the body, and severe fusion forms edema.