Can I infect my child with chickenpox? What causes chickenpox in children?

Yes Chickenpox care: Most patients can heal themselves quickly, and can take Chinese medicine appropriately, such as: Hua Toxin San, Banlan Root, etc., when there is a secondary bacterial infection, antibiotics should be used**.

During the nursing process, pay attention to the following points: The patient should be isolated alone, the room should be ventilated, well-lit, and bed rest should be given when the fever is feverish • The diet should be given liquid or semi-liquid that is easy to digest and rich in vitamins, and the bed should be rested more when the fever is too thick and too much, sweating too hot will make the rash itchy. Keep clothes and bedding clean to avoid secondary infection • Those with obvious itching can be locally wiped with carbolic acid calamine lotion or 5% sodium bicarbonate solution, and drugs such as chlorpheniramine and diphenhydramine can also be taken orally.

If the herpes has been broken, apply 1% gentian violet syrup; Secondary bacterial infection, topical neomycin ointment, etc. The chickenpox rash mainly affects the epidermis, so although the symptoms are severe, they can be healed without scarring. However, if the rash is scratched and causes a bacterial infection, it will damage the dermis, and even after chickenpox, it will leave a permanent scar.

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.

1. It is contagious, and it has been transmitted to children. Because in the first three days of chickenpox (fever or just pox, the contagion is the strongest, and it is transmitted through droplets or contact, and it has weakened by the time chickenpox comes out) - the key is whether the "chickenpox" you are talking about is really chickenpox, which needs to be judged by the doctor, either a lot of "herpes" or chickenpox. --This needs to be confirmed.

2. If it is determined that it is chickenpox, the key now is to see whether the child has resistance, if the child has been vaccinated against chickenpox, then there is a 98% chance that he has resistance and will not have chickenpox, if he has not been vaccinated against chickenpox, then there is a great chance.

It can infect her, so it's best not to take your daughter with you during chickenpox.

Chickenpox infection is very serious, go to the hospital as soon as possible, it is easy to treat. Remember not to squeeze it out.

Chickenpox is a contagious disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus, which occurs mainly in childhood. The symptoms of chickenpox are mainly characterized by blisters appearing in batches on the mucosa, with acute onset, often with prodromal symptoms such as fever, headache, sore throat, and aching limbs, followed by rashes, mainly seen on the head and trunk, scattered macules, and then form papules, which develop into blisters after a few hours, dry and crusted after a few days, and generally fall off in 1-2 weeks. For chickenpox, you can choose antiviral drugs, such as acyclovir oral liquid or ribavirin granules, and you can also use traditional Chinese medicine, such as Qingkailing, Pudilan anti-inflammatory oral liquid, etc.

Children with chickenpox should pay attention to isolation, do not go out, stay in bed, keep the air smooth indoors, and then go to public places after the rash on the whole body has scabbed, eat easy-to-digest food, eat light diet, drink more water, do not eat spicy food, when itchy, you can apply anti-itch drugs, such as calamine lotion, and pay attention to local hygiene.

It's not like chickenpox, go to the hospital.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up, and it should be chickenpox.

"Hello friends. What are the causes of chickenpox?

Chickenpox is highly contagious. Patients are the main source of infection and are contagious from 1 to 2 days before the onset of the rash and up to one week after the onset of the rash. Chickenpox can also occur in children who come into contact with someone with shingles, because they are the same.

The main route of transmission is respiratory droplets or direct contact. It can also be exposed to contaminated materials. The disease mainly occurs in winter and spring, mainly in children aged 2 to 10 years.

The population is generally susceptible, but a single episode of the disease is lifelong immunity.

1. Source of infection Chickenpox patients are the main source of infection, and they are infectious from 1 to 2 days before the rash of chickenpox to when the rash is dry and crusted. Chickenpox can also occur in susceptible children who come into contact with people with shingles, but this is rare.

2. Transmission route Mainly through droplets and direct contact. It can also be transmitted indirectly through healthy people in close proximity and in a short period of time.

3. Susceptible people are generally susceptible. However, preschool-age children have the most common occurrence. Infants under 6 months of age have less disease due to the acquisition of maternal antibodies, and chickenpox during pregnancy can infect the fetus. Persistent immunity is acquired after illness, but shingles can occur.

4. Epidemic characteristics can occur throughout the year, and are more common in winter and spring. The disease is highly contagious, and about 92% of susceptible people get sick after coming into contact with the patient, so kindergartens, primary schools and other children's collective institutions are prone to epidemics.

Thank you for your inquiry.