Salt Lake City -Another measles in Utah was diagnosed with a total of 10 this year.
This latest case includes a press release published by the Utah Utah Health and Welfare on Wednesday, including unpaid people living in the southwestern public health district of Utah.
The person reported his separation when he was sick, he was released, and an individual has already passed the infectious disease.
According to the state’s Ministry of Health, all 10 individuals who have been diagnosed with measles in Utah did not receive vaccinations.
Seven of them live in the Utah County Health Bureau. On Friday, the Health Bureau Detection In Provo, at least one person in the area is infected.
The other three who have confirmed the infection are in the public health district of the southwestern Utah.
The Utah Health and Welfare Bureau said it did not confirm the new exposure location.
Measles symptoms In general, it appears about a week after exposure. Symptoms include high fever, cough, runny nose or red neck initially, and often appear after about 4 days.
The State Health Bureau calls Utah for symptoms of symptoms.
