How long does it take to fully recover from chickenpox?

I sympathize with me, I also just got chickenpox, and chickenpox usually gets better on its own without injections. It takes about 15 days for me to get chickenpox and it cures, and it depends on how quickly you get chickenpox. The faster it comes out, the more it comes out, the faster you will get better.

Chickenpox can be bathed and can also be used with shower gel, but you must not scratch it, otherwise the skin will be broken. Try to eat something light, not lard and the like. Also, don't let your mom come into contact with the liquid in your chickenpox, or you'll get chickenpox.

Here's wishing you a speedy **.

You can take a bath, but don't break the pimple, as it will get out of the way if it comes into contact with the "water" of the acne. A week or two will be fine, the scab will be about the same, don't eat black condiments and peppercorns. so as not to leave black marks and itching later.

Your mother doesn't touch your pimples and should not be easily contagious. Chickenpox isn't such a scary thing either. As long as you don't catch it, it's going to be fast, and it's not going to grow everywhere.

Good luck soon**!

It's too exaggerated, you don't need to play so many hanging bottles, don't scratch it, after that, you will generally be immune to chickenpox for life, and you won't get chickenpox, and you are too buttoned to give a point.

I used to be completely fine in 10 days, but the length of time will vary depending on the individual's constitution, medically: about 7 days to 15 days.

Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease caused by a virus. It can occur all year round, but is especially common in winter and spring. Preschool children are the most common age for onset, and infants under 6 months of age are less likely to develop the disease.

The disease is mainly infected by respiratory droplets, which is highly contagious and can be immunized for life after a single illness. Children with chickenpox generally have fever and feel unwell all over the body, and about a day or so, a rash begins to appear on the body, which is mostly distributed on the head and trunk, and less on the limbs. In addition, the rash can also be seen in the oral mucosa, pharynx, conjunctiva, etc.

The rash is sometimes itchy, and the child is irritable and scratches with his fingers, causing a secondary infection of **, which is the most common complication of chickenpox. Chickenpox rarely has complications other than **infection. Most children can recover quickly and can take Chinese medicine appropriately, such as:

Radix and so on. When there is a secondary bacterial infection, antibiotics should be used. During the treatment, pay attention to the following:

Children should be isolated separately, and the room should be ventilated and well-lit. Diet should be given easy-to-digest, vitamin-rich liquid or semi-liquid, and rest more when you have a fever. ‧ Clothes should not be too thick and too thick, sweating too hot will make the rash itchy.

Keep clothes and bedding clean to avoid secondary infection. Cut the child's nails short and keep their hands clean to reduce the possibility of scratching chickenpox and causing infection. Young babies can wrap their hands in gauze or wear gloves.

For chickenpox that has been scratched, antibacterial drugs can be applied. Pay attention to the changes in the condition, if the rash persists after the high fever does not go away, accompanied by vomiting and convulsions, you should seek medical attention immediately. I don't know if you're satisfied with my answer!

1. Choose traditional Chinese medicine antiviral drugs, such as antiviral oral liquid, heat-clearing and detoxification oral liquid, etc. Western medicine acyclovir, acyclic guanosine, etc.

2. Calamine lotion for external use, if it is damaged, pay attention to prevent infection, and it can be used with antibiotics appropriately.

3。Eat a light diet and drink plenty of water. Take a break.

The fastest is a week, the slowest is three to 4 weeks** is good. It can also be contagious after scabbing.

Coincidentally, I'm also getting chickenpox right now.

The pathogenesis of chickenpox is briefly described as follows:

1: The fever process is continuous fever and fever, generally about 3 days.

2: The process of chickenpox is the process of chickenpox being issued, which usually takes about 3 days.

3: The process of chickenpox scabbing and improvement, in this process, chickenpox will scab over on its own and then retreat, and this process is also about 3 days.

So the onset of chickenpox is typical.

Three, three, three.

It varies from person to person, some people are good for a few days, some people are good for more than ten days, and there are dozens of days that are not good.

For at least a week or so, don't eat seafood, fish, eggs, and spicy foods when you have chickenpox. Because I just got chickenpox. You can buy a medicine that is very similar to a red potion, which is a bit smelly and thick.