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Rubella Risks for Pregnant Women
German measles (rubella) differs from regular measles, primarily targeting pregnant women during the first three months of pregnancy, which can cause congenital defects in the fetus. Vaccination provides significant protection but does not guarantee 100% immunity. Usually, the symptoms of regular measles tend to be more severe than those of rubella, including higher fever and a rash that starts behind the ears. It is essential to consult a doctor if a rash and fever appear to ensure an accurate diagnosis.
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