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Is There Any Chance Of Getting Measles After Being Vaccinated For It?

hi my niece is believed to have measles i have not been vaated for them and i came into contact with her after the rash had apeared so i may have them, but my boyfriend that i live with has been vacinated for them as a child (he is now 20) and i need to know if he can still get them from me?
Sat, 10 May 2014
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Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic

The MMR vaccine(measles, mumps and rubella vaccine) lasts for many years. As it relates particularly to measles , you can be immune in some cases for 30 years, so your friend should be immune.

Since you are not vaccinated, then there is a risk that you can develop the disease. If you notice any signs or symptoms then you may want to consider visiting your doctor for an assessment.

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Is There Any Chance Of Getting Measles After Being Vaccinated For It?

Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic The MMR vaccine(measles, mumps and rubella vaccine) lasts for many years. As it relates particularly to measles , you can be immune in some cases for 30 years, so your friend should be immune. Since you are not vaccinated, then there is a risk that you can develop the disease. If you notice any signs or symptoms then you may want to consider visiting your doctor for an assessment. I hope this helps