What are the best ways to check my baby for measles?

You can take your child to the hospital for examination, you can consult experienced people around you, if the child has measles, the temperature will reach 39 degrees, cough or tears, and the eye membrane will be congested.

Take your baby to have a syphilis serum test. Go directly to the hospital to check if your baby has any symptoms of hives. You should also ask your baby if he has any symptoms of joint pain, and you can check the blood routine to see if the baby has symptoms of fever.

According to the daily performance, if the child has measles, he is generally more afraid of light, his eyes will be congested, his limbs will be weak, and he will also cough, and there will be a lot of red dots on it, and you can take the child to the hospital for examination.

There will be itching on the body, there will be some particles, it may happen, tears may be shed, and conjunctival hyperemia may occur, be sure to go as soon as possible**.

Three days before the onset of measles, the baby will have symptoms such as tearing, fever, cough, and conjunctival injection.

It may be fever, cough, runny nose, sneezing, and edema in the eyes, increased tears, photophobia, some small white spots in the mouth with redness, and loss of appetite, lack of energy, vomiting and diarrhea, and some rashes.

There will be symptoms of lack of sleep, chest tightness, hotheadedness, itching and redness. The reason why babies can suffer from hives is because the baby's physical fitness is very poor, it is easy to get sick, the resistance is also very low, and the immunity is also very low, and it is also related to genetic factors.

Hives are tingling, burning, accompanied by severe itching, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and chest tightness. Because the baby is weak and poorly adapted to the external environment, some babies themselves belong to allergies, and the baby is in a state of sleep for a long time.

There will be redness and swelling locally, and the patient will have fever, dizziness and nausea, and itching. The baby's immunity is low, and he usually does not pay attention to hygiene, and he is exposed to some allergens, and he gets urticaria.