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Leeds festival/measles risk - would you go?

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daisygirlmac · 08/08/2016 18:56

I've just read this www.theguardian.com/society/2016/aug/08/measles-warning-young-people-festivals-outbreaks

Probably being a big fat paranoid first time pregnancy weirdo but I've got a day ticket for the Sunday and now I'm worrying about going! Would you assume it was quite a low risk or just not go? I had a miscarriage last year and I'm just not sure I can take the chance. WWYD?

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LastAnni · 08/08/2016 18:57

It's only a problem if you have no immunity to measles. If you've been vaccinated, why are you worried?

NicknameUsed · 08/08/2016 18:58

What LastAnni said.

I have had measles, and DD has had the MMR so it wouldn't put us off.

KERALA1 · 08/08/2016 18:59

Thought people our age are all vaccinated (bar those with parents with ahem interesting anti vax views?).

daisygirlmac · 08/08/2016 19:13

I'm fairly sure I'm vaccinated not sure why I wouldn't be, thanks for reassuring me!

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TheFandango · 08/08/2016 20:04

You could always ask your GP very nicely to check your immunity in a blood test - I did this last week as was worried I had come into contact with a child with measles. Came back that I'm immune, which is a relief as this current outbreak sounds like it will go on for a while! I think locally to me it has been young adults who are catching it more than little ones.

NicknameUsed · 08/08/2016 21:11

"Thought people our age"

What do you consider our age? Wink

Most people my age (57) had measles as a child. The MMR wasn't around then.

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