Rubella

red skin (skin rash), the swelling of some lymph nodes located near the neck and ears and, finally, the classic symptoms of a cold.
When rubella affects adults and pregnant women, especially the latter, it can give rise to serious complications.
Currently, there is no specific therapy; the only countermeasures that can be adopted are: to wait for the spontaneous resolution of the infection and to alleviate the most annoying symptoms with some effective remedies.
Rubella is effectively preventable with a special vaccine.

All over the body.
Rubella is a usually positive "infection"; however, there are particular situations that make it particularly dangerous: for example, it is feared for its possible complications when it infects adults, people with immune deficiencies or pregnant women.
Rubella is an infectious disease that only affects humans.