Chickenpox is not good, can I go to school, do I have to go to the hospital for chickenpox

It's okay, just rest at home for a few weeks, the school will communicate with your parents if it is in charge, rest assured, chickenpox is easily contagious, and if the school doesn't want to close, let you in.

It is best not to go to school, as it is easy to spread the infection to students who have not had chickenpox.

It's not so serious that it's fatal, it's okay but don't go to school Because people only grow once in their lives, and those that don't grow will be passed on by you, don't scratch it with your hands when it's itchy, it will leave a scar after scratching, just stay in the house for a few days.

Hello. I'm a doctor by profession, and I'm telling you, don't go to school until you're completely well. Otherwise, the condition will worsen, especially on the forehead, and if the whole body does not completely recede, please inform your parents not to go to school. I don't have a single one on my body!!

Lessons can be made up, but there is only one life.

It's better to stay at home and go to school.

You can't go out, you have to take shelter from the wind. It is easily contagious to others.

Question 1: Do I have to go to the hospital if I have chickenpox? 20 points I also recently got chickenpox, I just went to the hospital, the doctor asked me to get an intravenous drip, saying that it is to remove the chickenpox virus and reduce inflammation.

But people I knew told me not to get the injection, so I didn't go for it in the end. When I saw a doctor, the doctor said that it was okay to drink some banyan root. I've had it for 4 days now, and the pimples have started to scab over, some of them have fallen off, and they're almost healing.

I've taken some medicine and recommend it to you, but you'd better ask someone and don't take it blindly. I take vitamins B12 and B1, these two can be taken together, according to the instructions. There are also loratadine tablets of the Sulfamine brand, which are taken more than half an hour after each other, and this one is taken once a day.

I heard you say that the symptoms are very similar to chickenpox, I advise you to go to the hospital to see and diagnose it, if so, it is up to you whether you get an injection or not, but don't go out, especially now that it is winter, it is easy to get more serious if you suffer from the wind. Don't scratch or take a bath, it's okay for about 1 week.

Sympathy!!

Question 2: Is it okay if chickenpox is not to go to the hospital? 30 points Chickenpox is caused by the varicella-zoster virus, which is contagious and can be done at home as long as the child does not have a high fever and other illnesses**.

For herpes that do not break, topical acyclovir ointment can be used, and calamine lotion can be used to relieve itching. For those with fever, oral antipyretics may be used.

Question 3: Do I have to go to the hospital for chickenpox, and do I have to see a doctor? How to ** You have to go to the hospital, but you can go to the pharmacy to buy what medicine can cure chickenpox, just stick to rubbing it for a few days, but the doctor still has to see, I wish you to get better soon.

Question 4: If I suspect chickenpox, which department should I go to the hospital to see?

Question 5: If you have a lot of chickenpox, you have to go to a big hospital or a general hospital.

Hello, the child is sick and sympathetic. Delay schoolwork, the same understands. To be able to ask this as a question starts with a compliment to your sense of responsibility. Hopefully, more parents and patients will have the same awareness and self-discipline as you.

Secondly, I would like to give you my opinion on your question: chickenpox is an acute infectious disease transmitted through contact and breathing, and it is contagious during the fever and pox phases, so strictly speaking, this period must be isolated, and I hope that you can let your child complete the make-up class through other channels, instead of letting him return to class with illness, which may affect others. Fortunately, the holiday is coming soon, so make good use of this time to let the child rest and recuperate, and hope that the child will recover as soon as possible after the holiday.

Chickenpox is a viral infection, so the antiviral** is active and effective, it is recommended to take Banlan Root Powder, and strengthen the nutrition and light diet. In addition, good rest and adequate sleep are essential and important conditions for disease.

It should be fine, I can go to school, I have classmates who will come back to class, the peak of infection, but for the sake of insurance, don't be too close to my classmates, but the acne scar on my face is unsightly.

will be reprimanded.

The consequences of students not reporting chickenpox are very serious, it will cause an epidemic, spread and spread, lead to the suspension of many classes in the school, disrupt the school's teaching order and the public order of the Social Nuclear Sensitive Association to a certain extent, violate the relevant provisions of the "Law on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases", and will be severely reprimanded.

Chickenpox is an acute disease-altering infectious disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus, which causes systemic pure repentant macules, papules, herpes and crusting.

1 Once a child with chickenpox is diagnosed, he or she should be isolated at home until all the scabs have formed. Although chickenpox is mild and generally recovers smoothly, it is highly contagious, so avoid contact between healthy children and children who have chickenpox as much as possible.

Do not take fever-reducing drugs during fever as it can cause complications and encephalitis. Children with fever should be given bed rest and easily digestible food and adequate fluids.

3 Take a warm bath to keep it clean and reduce the risk of infection. Eat a light diet and do not eat hair-prone substances, such as: beef, fish, shrimp and crabs, milk, eggs, etc.

4 Beware of children scratching acne rashes, especially on the face, with their hands to avoid purulent infection and scarring. It is necessary to avoid rubbing the eyes with the patient's hands, which will infect the eyes and form keratitis, which will leave scars and affect vision. Cut your child's nails short, keep their hands clean and wear gloves.

The bedding of the sick child should be dried frequently, and the clothes should be clean and wide, so as to prevent rashes and itches caused by overheating caused by wearing tight clothes and covering too thick quilts.

6 Individual children with chickenpox can be complicated by pneumonia and encephalitis. If you find that your child has a high fever, coughing and wheezing, or vomiting, headache, irritability or drowsiness, this situation is extremely serious and should be treated by a doctor in time. In the process of nursing, it should be noted that some parents mistakenly think that the more chickenpox is produced, the better, so they blindly give their children the medicine to get rid of the rash, which leads to the child's whole body chickenpox intensive, so that the condition is aggravated, the child will feel itchy and unbearable, irritable, and even scratch with his hands, the mild case will leave a scar, and the severe case may cause bacteria to enter the blood circulation from the local infection foci, and grow and multiply in the blood to cause sepsis.

Unless within a day or two of the onset of acne, the pox does not appear but sinks inward, resulting in damage to the internal organs, in this case, you should seek medical attention urgently without delay. During the epidemic, we should pay attention to exercise to enhance the ability to resist the disease, and during the epidemic, we should avoid going to susceptible areas and avoiding contact with the source of infection.

It's best not to take a shower, as it won't look good if you rub the pimple. I also have it on me now, but there is generally no smear (calamine) in large hospitals, so you can go to a small hospital, don't wash it. Itch endurance, dry skin, special attention. If you don't have a fever, it's fine, you don't care about it if it's about 37 degrees, and if you exceed it, you have to get an injection.

Don't blow the wind, try not to go out, a little itchy, don't scratch, it's very troublesome to break.

If you want to go to the doctor, anyone can infect people, be careful.

You don't need to worry about chickenpox, it will generally be fine in about a week, you just need to pay attention to these points: 1. Remember, don't break chickenpox, especially on your face, otherwise it will leave a scar (it may also disappear automatically after a period of time) 2. Don't eat spicy and puffed foods, such as bread or something, eat more vegetables and drink more water (very important). 3. In addition to taking the medicine given by the doctor, it is also necessary to take the root of the banlan to help it as soon as possible.

4. Don't go out, because chickenpox is afraid of wind, try to be at home 5, don't get it off with your hands after the scab, let them fall off naturally, otherwise you will be infected and scarred 5, if it's really itchy and uncomfortable, you can go to the hospital for a drip, it will get better soon.

I had chickenpox at the beginning of this year, the above is my experience after chickenpox recovered, people only get chickenpox once in their lives, and then they will be immune for life, and chickenpox is also good, that is, a whole body detoxification, after healing, you will find that you are healthier than before, good luck.

Chickenpox is highly contagious and can be transmitted as soon as you come into contact with a sick companion, so take the following precautions:

1. Reduce contact and prevent infection: During the high incidence of chickenpox, parents should take their children to hospitals and other public places as little as possible to avoid children from coming into contact with chickenpox or herpes zoster patients to prevent chickenpox infection. Schools and kindergartens where chickenpox occurs should stop holding large-scale events to reduce the chance of transmission.

Children who have been exposed to a sick person are observed for 21-28 days.

2. Pay attention to personal hygiene and enhance physical fitness: pay attention to personal hygiene, often bathe and change clothes for children, keep them clean, cut nails frequently, wash hands frequently, insist on physical exercise, enhance disease resistance, and pay attention to timely increase or decrease clothes before and after exercise to prevent cold.

3. Frequently open and ventilate to keep the air fresh: classrooms, activity rooms, and bedrooms should open windows frequently to maintain air circulation. Students should go outdoors during recess.

Chickenpox can't move around, because chickenpox may have a fever when it comes out, some chickenpox can be infectious, and you can't eat raw and cold things, so it's best not to go to it better, just in case there is any problem. For your own good health!

1. Isolation.

Chickenpox is highly contagious to children and should be isolated within six days of visit.

2. General**.

To prevent secondary infection, you should keep your hands and mouth clean, and your clothes should be clean and your nails should be cut frequently.

3. Relieve itching. Patients with mild symptoms only need symptomatic treatment, and patients with extreme itching can be treated topically with drugs, wet compresses or washes to prevent scratching. In severe cases, systemic antihistamines may be used.

4. Anti-infection**.

Antimicrobial therapy may be given for secondary bacterial infections**, but antivirals are generally not required.

5. Antibacterial**.

Blisters are easily ulcerated and prone to secondary staphylococcal and streptococcal infections, and appropriate systemic antibiotics should be given if local herpes infection is severe, especially if there are systemic symptoms**.

6. Anti-virus**.

Antiviral therapy should be given to severely ill patients, such as disseminated varicella, varicella pneumonia, varicella encephalitis, immunocompromised patients, or immunosuppressive patients, neonatal chickenpox, etc.

7. Glucocorticoids.

For severe laryngitis, varicella pneumonia, varicella encephalitis and other critically ill patients caused by chickenpox, glucocorticoids can still be considered at the same time as antiviral therapy.

Contraindications to the chickenpox diet.

Contraindications: Spicy foods; raw and cold food; greasy foods; Hair.

Topical rubbing calamine lotion. Herpes rupture can be coated with 1% gentian violet, if there is a secondary bacterial infection, tetracycline ointment can be appropriately used topical application or antibiotics, etc., at the same time decoction of honeysuckle 12 grams, licorice 3 grams, continuous administration, can also play a role in helping recovery. During chickenpox, you should not blow the wind and bask in the sun, and you should not eat spicy fish.

There is no special method for chickenpox, it can only be antiviral and prevent various diseases. In the early stage of chickenpox, you can drink mung bean soup, and during the fever period, the diet should be light and easy to digest, drink more warm water, and pay attention to rest. You should also keep the child clean and hygienic, do not bathe the child, and when it is itchy, you can apply some anti-itch syrup.

Nails should be cut short in time to avoid scratching the herpes and causing infection, if the herpes has been broken, you can apply 1% gentian violet.

Remember not to use hormones**, otherwise it will aggravate the condition. Do not take the vaccination for the time being, it is easy to cause allergies. In addition, the disease can be complicated by encephalitis, myocarditis, etc., so once complications are found, you should go to the hospital immediately to avoid delaying the condition.