Mild Fever
Another common sign of German measles and nearly infection is a fever. Nevertheless, people with rubella, especially in young adults and children, often have a mild fever. While the condition might last for around three days, you should still seek medical treatments for it. It is important to stay hydrated with diluted juice or water every few hours. Mild fevers might result in some nausea or a loss of appetite, even though vomiting isn’t a typical symptom of German measles. [2]
