The measles, as a serious infectious disease, has always raised significant concerns among healthcare professionals. The disease affects not only children but can also manifest in adults, particularly in cases where immunity is compromised. To prevent the spread of measles, it is crucial to monitor vaccination programs, as proper immunization is essential for maintaining community immunity. Early symptoms of measles, such as sore throat, cough, and high fever, can often be disruptive, and the disease is infectious even at the end of the incubation period. Therefore, it is particularly important for parents and healthcare workers to be aware of the risks associated with the disease and the available preventive measures.…