Nikan ni ajesara can effectively prevent measles. In non-immune people, avoiding contact with sick people is essential. It is also possible to strengthen your immune system. According to our research, no natural treatment has been proven to treat measles.

Vitamin A is an essential vitamin, provided by food and in particular products of animal origin (liver, offal, whole milk, butter, etc.). Several studies in developing countries have shown that vitamin A supplementation can reduce the mortality rate in children aged 6 to 59 months, in particular by reducing the risk of diarrhea.⁷. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends “administering to any child diagnosed with measles two doses of vitamin A supplement 24 hours apart” to reduce the risk of eye damage and Blindness. The administration of vitamin A would also reduce mortality by 50% (lower rate of pneumonia, bronchitis and diarrhea). In 2005, a synthesis of 8 studies, involving 429 children under the age of 15, confirmed that the administration of two high doses of vitamin A reduces the mortality of children under two years of age who contracted measles.⁸.