How to Test Someone Who Might Have Measles
Measles testing involves collecting nasopharyngeal or throat swabs and blood samples for accurate diagnosis, as recommended by the CDC. Both real-time PCR and antibody tests are used for detection, with PCR being most effective shortly after rash onset. Further testing may clarify results, especially in vaccinated individuals.
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