Why doesn t chickenpox scab over on the eighth day?

You should still be in the stage after the beginning, not yet in the final stage, general chickenpox from the beginning to the end of the recommended application of calamine, calamine is painted white, is to control itching, can make you more comfortable. You can try it, the cycle of chickenpox is relatively long, be patient and wait, I wish you a speed**.

Hello, this is not going to be obtained again after it is completely healed! This disease is immune for life! In the case of not being completely good, it is still necessary to see the wind rarely!

Chickenpox generally takes about 15 days to get better, and there is an infectious period of about 5 days after the scab turns black, and I washed my hair after 20 days, which is particularly tormenting, but everyone's physique is different, and the recovery time is also different, so I waited for the scab on my head to be almost adjusted before washing. I haven't washed my face or my hair, and I'm afraid of scaring people when I go out, so I go out with a mask at night. As of today, I have chickenpox for 22 days, and I am not well yet, but I am past the infectious period, and I will start going to work tomorrow Monday.

I also have chickenpox, but don't worry, it's important to stay in the mood.

Since you don't have a history of allergies, it's not a big problem. You must not eat greasy, fried, and preferably without meat. Eat more lighter food, such as cabbage, porridge or something.

Pay attention to increasing vitamin C, buy some pieces to chew, eat some oranges, don't eat too much, one a day. The chickenpox that grows now, as long as you stay at home and don't go out to blow the wind, it won't grow. Take a bath, it's not impossible, it's a little dangerous, I'm afraid of breaking chickenpox, so forget it Disinfect the towel with boiling water every day, and then wipe it gently**, and then wipe some ointment or something, it's the best.

Don't be in a hurry, chickenpox will get better in about a week. Reminder, don't deduct ......If you leave a scab on your face, you won't look good. Don't eat your steamed buns, drink two bowls of boiled water a day, plus a bowl of heat-clearing and sterilized banlan root.

Pay attention to indoor cleaning, change underwear frequently, and most importantly, wash your hands more every day, because your hands are in contact with chickenpox the most. Okay, do as I say, a week is absolutely fine, (*.)

Hee-hee. I wish the landlord a good result in the exam as soon as possible! ~~

The incubation period of chickenpox is 10-24 days, and the onset is more acute, and there may be fever, headache, sore throat, aching limbs, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms.

The rash usually appears 24 hours after the onset of illness, and the rash first appears on the trunk and then gradually spreads to the head, face, and extremities. It begins as a red pinhead-sized macule, turns into a papule a few hours later, and then becomes a mung bean-sized blister with a red halo around it. The content of the blister is clear like water beads, the blister wall is thin and easy to break, and it is dried and scabbed after 2-3 days, and the scab falls off without leaving a scar.

Feeling itching, blisters are easy to cause secondary bacterial infection after scratching.

The whole course of the disease is about 2 weeks. The disease is highly contagious, and patients must be isolated early until the entire rash is dry and crusted.

After the scab dries, it will not be transmitted again, and the scab will fall off in about 1-2 weeks.

Let's go to the hospital for injections!

Adrenocorticosteroids are generally contraindicated for chickenpox, and patients with chickenpox who have already taken corticosteroids for other diseases should be reduced to a physiological dose or gradually discontinued as soon as possible.

1) General** and care: Chickenpox is a self-limiting disease that usually cures within 2 weeks. It is mainly symptomatic treatment, and the patient should be isolated until all herpes is dry and crusted, usually not less than 2 weeks after illness.

Bed rest should be taken during the febrile period, and antipyretics can be given to those with high body temperature. **If itching is more pronounced, oral antihistamines may be used. For patients with ruptured herpes, apply 1% methyl violet, and apply topical anti-inflammatory drugs for patients with secondary infection.

Adrenocorticosteroids are generally contraindicated, but can be given to patients with haemorrhagic varicella and varicella pneumonia.

2) Antiviral**: Acyclovir (acyclic birdshake) is the most commonly used drug for chickenpox, the dose is 5 l0mg kg each time, once every 8 hours, oral or intravenous infusion, the course of treatment is 7 days or until 48 hours without new skin lesions. Interferon can also be added, which can inhibit the replication of the virus for 10 200,000 days for 3 5 days.

Daily intramuscular vitamin B12 500 1000ug also has some efficacy.

3) Immune preparations: Measles live attenuated vaccine** chickenpox has obvious effect. Intramuscular injection in patients with chickenpox, 1 or 2 times a day, can accelerate the formation of dry crusts in herpes and prevent the appearance of new herpes.

4) Complications**: Appropriate antibiotics may be used for bacterial infection secondary to chickenpox. Patients with encephalitis should be treated symptomatically, including oxygen inhalation, intracranial pressure reduction, brain cell protection, and anticonvulsive measures. Pneumonia should be given accordingly**.

I also had chickenpox and got a small scar on my face, so you have to be very, very careful! Especially the face!!

I think you can see it just by looking at it ... You tell the teacher, it's not a big problem, unless you don't have anything on your face and you can't see it on your body.

I'm on the tenth day, and I'm going to school tomorrow, and the school cafeteria is almost all inedible.

I had chickenpox and stayed at home for a month! From the beginning long all the way to the perfect good.

I went to school in between. I invited the teacher in the clinic to go home again.

Go to the school and ask if you can have a class. If you can't, it's better to teach yourself.

Problem analysis: Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease caused by a virus, which can occur all year round, especially in winter and spring. After the onset of the disease, it should be isolated until all the herpes is dry and crusted.

Cut your nails short and avoid scratching them to avoid the herpes from bursting and infecting and leaving scars. Blisters can be coated with calamine lotion to relieve itching, ulcers can be coated with purple syrup, and infections can be coated with antibiotic ointment. Avoid salicylate-based fever reducers to increase the risk of Reye's syndrome.

Suggestions: Drink plenty of water, change clothes frequently, keep **clean, if the systemic symptoms are serious, go to the hospital in time ** to prevent complications.