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2nd Measles Case Confirmed For Vaccinated Person In Kane County: Health Department
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Key Points:
- Kane County Health Department is investigating a second measles case; the individual is no longer infectious.
- The first confirmed case involved an unvaccinated resident who traveled internationally, leading to up to 1,600 potential exposures.
- Exposure locations included Kaneland High School and Next Generation Pediatric Clinic, prompting notifications and preventive guidance for those affected.
- Measles symptoms include high fever, cough, runny nose, red watery eyes, and a rash starting on the face; exposed individuals may be asked to monitor symptoms or quarantine based on vaccination status.
- Anyone developing symptoms after potential exposure should stay home and contact their healthcare provider before visiting any medical facility to prevent further spread.
