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“If an individual has had two doses of the MMR (measles-mumps-rubella) vaccine, or if they were born before 1957 and diagnosed with measles as a child, they would be considered immune. But those who are uncertain or do not have documentation of the vaccine should consider a blood test to test for immunity to measles or receive the MMR vaccine,” said Dr. Olmstead. “This is especially important for anyone who will be traveling overseas, particularly to high-risk areas around the world.” If you suspect that you or your child has measles, then contact your doctor as soon as possible to avoid the risk of developing complications or spreading the disease. Adults contact your primary care provider, Public health office www.nmhealth.org, NM Travel Health www.nmtravelhealth.com or call 505-217-0628.

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Phone: (505) 822-9480

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Encino Medical Plz

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Spruce Park, Valmonte Acres

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New Mexico Travel Health

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Phone: (505) 217-0628

Address: 717 Encino Pl NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102

Website: http://www.nmtravelhealth.com

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Travel Health

General Practitioners

Primary Care
“If an individual has had two doses of the MMR (measles-mumps-rubella) vaccine, or if they were born before 1957 and diagnosed with measles as a child, they would be considered immune. But those who are uncertain or do not have documentation of the vaccine should consider a blood test to test for immunity to measles or receive the MMR vaccine,” said Dr. Olmstead. “This is especially important for anyone who will be traveling overseas, particularly to high-risk areas around the world.” If you suspect that you or your child has measles, then contact your doctor as soon as possible to avoid the risk of developing complications or spreading the disease. Adults contact your primary care provider, Public health office www.nmhealth.org, NM Travel Health www.nmtravelhealth.com or call 505-217-0628.
Ear Infections
The symptoms of measles include fever, cough, runny nose and a red rash. Other symptoms include diarrhea and ear infections. Measles is a virus so it’s not treated with antibiotics. Often, the disease must run its course, however, many individuals who contract measles require hospitalization. Complications are usually more severe among infants, individuals with weakened immune systems and adults who catch the virus. Pneumonia, swelling of the brain and even death can be a result from measles.
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Vaccines can prevent many infectious diseases. You should get some vaccinations in childhood, some as an adult, and some for special situations like pregnancy and travel. Make sure you and your family are up-to-date on your vaccinations.
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A New Mexico resident returning home from London created news headlines recently when it was confirmed she had measles while traveling, possibly exposing travelers in three airports. While the US Centers for Disease Control track those she came in contact with, doctors urge continued immunizations against the illness. “The measles virus continues to be a big problem in developing countries, and is one of the most highly contagious viruses,” said Dr Francine Olmstead, a pandemic disease consultant and the Medical Director at NM Travel Health, www.nmtravelhealth.com.

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Olmstead, a 1997 graduate of the University of New Mexico School of Medicine, is a specialist in travel health and one of just a few thousand medical providers worldwide to have earned the Certificate of Knowledge in Travel Health, administered by the International Society of Travel Medicine. She is also Board Certified in Internal Medicine.

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