Richmond, va. The teens between the 13-17 years of age were reported by the Virginia Health (VDH) as the second measles of the year, and the first case was reported again. april.
The patient is inside Northwest A person who recently traveled internationally. VDH said it will not provide additional information to the patient to protect the privacy of the family.
The date, time and location of the potential exposure site of Virginia listed below is all in the Charlottesville area.
- Tuesday, May 20, 2:15 pm and 5:30 pm Charlotte Tsville Albe Mari Airport
- Tuesday, May 20, at 2:40 pm to 5 pm, Sports Again Sports located in 1885 Seminole Trail in Shalrotzville in 1885
- GOODWILL STORE and DONATION Center located at 440 Gander Drive in Charlotte Tsville from 3:10 pm to 5:30 pm on Tuesday, May 20th.
- UVA Health 1st Care Riverside, 2335 Seminole Lane, Thursday, May 22 at 2 pm, 7:10 pm
- UVA Health University Medical Center Emergency Office, 1215 Lee St. in Charlotte Zubille at 6 am on Friday, May 23 at 12 am
VDH recommends that people in the above positions follow the steps below for the specified days and time.
- If you have received a two -dose of measles, or if you are born before 1957, you do not need to be protected and take action.
- If you haven’t received a measles containing a vaccine (measles, fluffy loweritis and rubella (MMR) vaccines or measles that can be found in other countries, there may be a risk of measles. Those who are exposed and are considered to have a risk of measles should immediately contact the medical service provider.
- Non -immune individuals can be treated after exposure. People who are not exposed and are not immunity contacts medical service providers Regional health To immediately adjust the administration of prevention after exposure.
- Check the symptoms for 21 days after the potential exposure date. If you see measles symptoms, remove yourself immediately if you stay home. Please contact the medical provider immediately. If you need to get medical services, call in advance before going to the medical service provider’s office or the emergency room. You may have asked them to call the local health department and call them. This call helps to protect other patients and employees.
- If you have an immunity, you should consult a medical service provider if you have a question or have symptoms.
- If you receive a measles only once, you are likely to be protected and there is a very low risk of infection of measles caused by these exposure. But if you want to get the highest level of protection, please contact your medical service provider to get a second vaccine dose.
To confirm the immunity, call the medical service provider or the vaccination record. VDH Immune Record Request Form. Virginia residents who have additional questions about potential exposure can send or contact EPI_RESPOONSE@vdh.virginia.gov. Regional health.
Visit more details on measles www.vdh.virginia.gov/measles/
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