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Measles Outbreak Posted or Updated on 19 Jul 2024

We are seeing an increase in measles in Birmingham and Solihull.  Please be aware of measles symptoms, including:

  • high temperature

  • runny or blocked nose

  • sneezing

  • a cough

  • red, sore, watery eyes

If you think you or your child may have measles, contact your GP practice.

Do not visit your GP practice or any healthcare setting, unless advised by a healthcare professional, because measles can spread to others easily.

Please see the NHS Website: Measles - NHS (www.nhs.uk) for further information.

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