The Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) has issued a warning about potential measles exposure in Central PA. Individuals in Adams, Clearfield, Lancaster, and York Counties may have come into contact with a contagious visitor who traveled through the area from August 4 to August 12, 2025.
- Measles exposure in Central PA counties
- Contagious visitor present from Aug. 4-12
- Locations visited include restaurants and centers
- Symptoms include fever, runny nose, rash
- Contact health provider if symptoms occur
- Businesses notified of potential exposure
This alert highlights the importance of being aware of measles symptoms, which include fever, runny nose, and red, watery eyes, followed by a rash. If you were at specific locations during this time, it’s crucial to monitor your health closely.
Many may wonder how to protect themselves from measles. With outbreaks occurring, understanding the symptoms and taking preventive measures is vital. Here are some recommendations:
- Ensure your vaccinations are up to date.
- Monitor for symptoms if you were exposed.
- Contact your healthcare provider if you experience any signs of illness.
- Practice good hygiene to prevent illness spread.
Stay informed and proactive about your health. Regular check-ups and vaccinations can protect you and your community from outbreaks like this one.
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