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Rubella is more commonly known as German measles and is caused by the rubella virus. “Rubella” derives from the Latin and means “little red.” The symptoms are similar to the flu and include a rash that can cover the entire body, low grade fever (usually not above 100.4 degrees), headache, pains in the joints and swollen glands.
