What is MMR Rash? 

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MMR rash is a skin reaction that occurs as a result of receiving the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccine. 

It typically appears within 7-14 days after vaccination. 

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Symptoms of MMR Rash – Presents as small, red spots or patches on the skin.

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– Often starts on the trunk and spreads to the limbs and face.

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Mild itching may accompany the rash. 

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Causes of MMR Rash – Caused by the live attenuated viruses present in the MMR vaccine.

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Stimulates the immune system to produce protective antibodies, resulting in the rash as part of the body's response. 

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Treatment and Management – Usually, no specific treatment is needed.

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Usually, no specific treatment is needed. 

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Over-the-counter antihistamines or soothing lotions can help relieve itching. 

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Avoid scratching to prevent secondary infections. 

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When to Seek Medical Advice – If the rash is severe or accompanied by high fever, difficulty breathing, or other concerning symptoms.

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