If you've been in contact with someone who has mumps, can you still travel to India?
955623
No problem you will be allowed into India :)
514854
As of 1 June 2006, residents of Mumbai and surrounding countries are no longer allowed to apply for passports due to a major mix up with the Office of Immigration...The problem is expected to be resolved and back to mormal sometime within the near future...Yes I know it sucks and its not exactly the answer that you were hoping to hear/read, but thats whats going on at the current time with the Office of Immigration.. \n\nSo even if there was you are out of luck...Sucks but thats just how it is for now...Sorry
141577
Yes, but only if the blood is still wet.  Check the Source out for more info.\n\nEDIT: allstarlight: sorry, but you're wrong.  only salival transmission requires open sores in the mouth because of its low concentration of the virus.  fluids like semen or blood are highly concentrated with the virus, which is why they can be transmitted through ingestion.
822267
Vaccines give only about 80% protection, not 100%. There is still a 20% chance of getting the disease. Mumps is self- limited, lasting about 8 or 10 days. There is no specific treatment. Give paracetamol for fever and give soft food.
698596
Mumps is an infection of exocrine glands by the mumps virus. Target organs for this infection include: the parotid (salivary glands), pancreas (secretes insulin and digestive juices) and the testes (produces sperms and the male sex hormone testosterone). As a result, the symptoms of mumps will include affectation of the functions of the glands involved. They are: swelling of the cheeks/jaw (parotid glands inflammation), dry mouth, signs and symptoms of diabetes mellitus may show up (when the pancreas is affected) and male infertility/sterility (affecting the testes). Mumps may occur at any age and the symptomatic manifestation will vary as well. There is no cure for mumps just like most viral infections. But complications such as sterility may be prevented by adequately managing the infection when it occurs. There is no guarantee that those complications will not follow. Adequate management may reduce the severity of the following complications. Management includes bed rest, liberal fluids, vitamin C, and other supportive therapy. Also the MMR (Measles Mumps Rubella) Vaccine shots are preventative in childhood.
396886
Yes you can. It is possible to move the virus from the location of the outbreak to other places on the body by touching the sores. Type 1 and 2 can spread to other places on the body. The eyes, moouth, genitals, and nose are the most senitive places because they are mucus membranes. But you can also get it on your finger tips called HEPATIC WITLOW.
100200
If they are on parole or probation, then they will probably need to check with their parole/probation officer first. But if they have already served their time, there shouldn't be any restrictions on travel.
364654
well, i wouldn`t advise you but you must try to meet both and get to know each other well..if he really loves you he would do all his best to meet you personally..i myself hav been chattig with a guy for the past 9months but not on the net.he`d taken my num and we`ve been chatting on the phone till now!you know am in the same situation as yours but still i have a hope.i dont know him,he dont know me but he`s coming to my country with his dad to meet me.the fact is that we dont hide anything from each other.watever hapened in the past he tells me and i tell him.am from mauritius and he`s from london!!!!so wat i can tell you is:best of luck!!but still try to get everything clear from him about his past etc..if he loves you he will not keep you in the dark am sure
974812
Try contacting the British council - my shcool had one but she had to go home due to illness
195798
when in doubt, drink bottled water. but i have been to costa rica and japan and western europe and in those places you can definitely drink the water. when in doubt, check out the center for disease control for specifics on the country you are going to. and best of luck to you in egypt!
423001
yes i have never heard anyone having to get re-vaccinated against diseases like mumps regardless of what timescale it was done
782580
Why do people keep asking this inane question or variations of it over and over again! As if international celebrities of any kind, let alone famous athletes would ever want their contact details published on the internet!\nIf you really think he would consider speaking with you, as you suggest by mentioning the fact you have done so in the past, forward your details to BCCI and if they think you are not some stalking looney, they may forward your details to Pathan. Otherwise, do what all the other stalkers do, and get a reality check....
363206
It depends on the current medical status of the person.. Lung status, for further details contact me.. Goodluck.. =)
849544
It will be best if U do not find an interpreter. Chathan seva etc. are not good for U. Even if u gain temperorily, later on, your whole family could be destroyed due to the back fire of evil.
714646
TRY GOING TO INDIA FOR THAT !!!
670265
Mumps or parotitis is an inflammation of the parotid glands (one of the major salivary glands) in which in a small percentage there is also testicular inflammation or orchitis. Usually this affects only one side as in your case but this can lead to infertility if both are affected. However as you describe it, the unaffected side may be partially undescended if it goes back inside your body. i suggest you go see a doctor.
726260
I suggest you find a nearby Cancer Center that you trust and go meet with a social worker there. It is also important to know what kind of treatment your mom needs (i.e. Surgery, Chemo, radiation, or just hospice care). You should find out how sick she is because it might be better for her not to fly or travel.  If she has started treatment in England already, it is better to have a continuity of care there.