CHANGES IN THE ORAL CAVITY IN MEASLES
Keywords:
Oral changes, contamination, rubeola, infection, disease, effectsAbstract
Measles is a profoundly infectious viral disease that influences the respiratory framework. While most conversations on measles center around its trademark rash and fundamental side effects, it is vital to take note of the massive changes it causes in the oral pit. This article intends to investigate and feature these changes, revealing insight into their clinical importance.
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