Measles Injection

The administration of the Measles Injection should always be done by a healthcare professional and should not be attempted by oneself This injection provides protection against diseases that can be caused by measles Measles can lead to severe complications such as seizures often accompanied by fever ear infections diarrhea pneumonia and in rare cases brain damage or even death Similar to other injectable vaccines there may be some mild side effects after receiving the Measles Injection These include slight pain and redness at the injection site lowgrade fever rash and upper respiratory tract infection Typically these side effects are temporary and will resolve over time However if these symptoms do not improve or worsen it is important to inform the doctor The doctor can provide guidance on how to alleviate or prevent these symptoms Before administering the vaccine it is crucial to inform the doctor of any preexisting heart liver or kidney problems that the child may have It is also necessary to disclose all medications the child is currently taking to ensure the safety of the vaccine