Rubella manifests itself in the form of a pink rash, and is also characterized by the appearance of generalized lymphadenopathy, mild catarrhal symptoms and hyperemia of the pharynx.
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- spots and crusts and bubbles. With rubella, only a pinkish rash can be observed.
- With chickenpox, temperatures can rise up to 40 ° C, with rubella the temperature occasionally reaches 39 ° C.
- With chickenpox, the rash is smeared with brilliant green, with rubella this is not required.
- The rubella virus is dangerous for the fetus, the chickenpox virus is not particularly dangerous for pregnant women.
- Chickenpox can be complicated by skin inflammation, but rubella does not.
- Chickenpox rarely goes away with catarrhal symptoms; with rubella, redness of the pharynx, catarrh of the upper respiratory tract, and generalized lymphadenopathy are almost always present.