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Health officials: Nine Oconto County measles cases should serve as a wake-up call
Dr. Jeff Pothof, UW Health Chief Quality Officer and emergency medicine doctor, says the cases should serve as a wake-up call to people who are unvaccinated. “We have a lot of risk here in Wisconsin for a lot of people to get sick from measles,” said Pothof.
The county, located in the eastern part of the state, confirmed nine cases, all stemming from a source of measles during ...
Jeff Pothof, an emergency medical physician for UW Health, says symptoms range from being tired and not very hungry to a cold and pink eye. They can develop 6-21 days after being exposed.
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