Measles Outbreak: Will Georgia Be Affected?
- Based on the text, here's a breakdown of whether you might need to change travel plans:
- * If you're traveling to Spartanburg County, South Carolina and are not vaccinated against measles: The expert recommends being "very cautious" and potentially reconsidering your trip.
- In short, the need to change plans depends on your vaccination status, potential exposure, and current health.
Based on the text, here’s a breakdown of whether you might need to change travel plans:
* If you’re traveling to Spartanburg County, South Carolina and are not vaccinated against measles: The expert recommends being “very cautious” and potentially reconsidering your trip.
* If you or family members traveling with you have been in an area with a measles outbreak: You should ask if they’ve been contacted by public health officials regarding possible exposure.
* If you are feeling sick (especially with a high fever and rash): You should definitely defer travel – “Don’t hop on a plane…”
* Generally: It’s always recommended to be up-to-date on your vaccinations before any travel.
In short, the need to change plans depends on your vaccination status, potential exposure, and current health. If you are vaccinated, the risk is very low.