What are the early symptoms of chickenpox in children?

The symptoms that the baby presents before chickenpox are non-specific symptoms, and they have the following symptoms:

1. Fever, fever can occur when the baby has chickenpox, most of which are mainly low-grade fevers, but some babies will have high fevers. If the body temperature is exceeded, oral antipyretics, such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen, can be used to relieve the symptoms of the baby's fever with an interval of 4-6 hours, and if the fever occurs again, oral antipyretics can be given again.

2. Symptoms of respiratory tract infection, chickenpox can have respiratory symptoms in the early stage, manifested as sore throat, cough, runny nose, etc., which can be given symptomatic**.

3. Symptoms of the digestive tract, baby chickenpox can appear in the early stage of loss of appetite, anorexia, nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, bloating, etc., pay attention to the child's diet, try to eat less and more meals, eat good digested food, in addition to eat fruits and vegetables appropriately, reduce the symptoms of the baby's digestive tract, can not eat high-calorie, high-protein food, otherwise it will aggravate the symptoms of the digestive tract.

Before the baby has chickenpox, it is mainly a general symptom, only after chickenpox comes out, according to the characteristics of chickenpox, it can be judged that the baby has chickenpox, and antiviral**. If the baby has a high fever, poor spirits, vomiting, etc., it is necessary to see a doctor in time.

Early symptoms such as fever, headache, and loss of appetite appear.

If a child gets waterpox, the first symptom is fever. Then there is a rash, so that the doctor can tell if it is chickenpox based on his rash.

The symptoms of chickenpox in small children are mainly typical rashes. However, because the severity of the symptoms of Shuidu is different, the rash may be more or less, and the number of rashes is generally high.

About three or four hundred. The trunk is more numerous, and it appears first, then spreads to the limbs.

The initial symptoms of chickenpox are as follows, from exposure to the chickenpox virus to manifestations, the incubation period is generally 9-23 days, and the average incubation period is about two weeks. The onset of chickenpox is relatively acute, there can be a fever at the beginning, and some non-specific symptoms appear at the same time as the fever, such as joint pain, such as general fatigue, laziness or muscle pain, or a little headache, these are non-specific symptoms of fever.

Pediatric patients with chickenpox may have no obvious symptoms in the early stage of the course of the disease, and some children may have symptoms such as headache, low-grade fever, malaise, and anorexia, which last for about 1 to 2 days. A rash begins on the head and face and gradually spreads to the trunk. The rash begins as small, red papules or maculopapular rashes that can turn into vesicular eruptions within hours.

Most children with chickenpox recover well; However, for immunodeficient children, it is easy to develop severe chickenpox, which can be complicated by encephalitis, pneumonia and thrombocytopenia, as well as life-threatening.

When a child has chickenpox, the early symptoms are some symptoms of a cold and fever, and there are some small chickenpox.

Generally, chickenpox is a disease caused by viral infection, and abnormal symptoms such as fever, blisters, listlessness, and decreased appetite can occur. Antiviral drugs such as acyclovir can be used in the case of chickenpox**, and it is best to go to the pediatric department of the hospital, do a routine blood test and other tests, and do it under the guidance of a doctor**. Pay attention to body temperature, pay attention to hygiene, and do not have close contact with other people to prevent infection.

Whether you have chickenpox.

It is recommended that you take your child to a regular hospital in time.

Diagnose first. It is better to follow the doctor's advice**.

Don't judge for yourself.

so as not to affect the child's health.

Wishing you health and happiness.

If a child has chickenpox, he will have a slight fever, and he will be very itchy, which is a precursor to chickenpox.

The initial symptoms of chickenpox are generally general weakness, loss of appetite, fever, etc., red pimples appear on the child's abdomen or back, and a large number of blisters appear in severe cases. It is recommended that parents take their children to a regular hospital for examination in time for diagnosis**.

Chickenpox is a common disease, especially in people with weakened immunity, who are more likely to develop the disease. After chickenpox appears, it can affect our health, and if it is not treated in time, it will cause a variety of diseases.

Chickenpox is commonly known as dripping, and the older generation believes that children must have a "drip" in order to grow up safely. This is because chickenpox is very contagious and most children get sick from the infection. In addition, due to lack of medical resources and poor hygiene, many children develop complications and even life-threatening infections after infection.

In the modern environment, chickenpox has been rightly and widely recognized by the average person. With adequate medical resources and improved hygiene, chickenpox has become a benign disease that most children will get.

Chickenpox infectious diseaseChickenpox is an infectious disease. The causative agent is "varicella-zoster virus". When the human body is first infected with the virus, the disease caused by it is chickenpox.

A small number of people infected with the varicella-zoster virus develop chickenpox and recover, and once their body's resistance is significantly reduced, these latent viruses reactivate and cause disease. This kind of anti-** disease is herpes zoster, commonly known as "flying snake". Chickenpox is very contagious.

If the body lacks the protection of antibodies, once exposed to the virus, the incidence rate can exceed 90%. The varicella-zoster virus is mainly transmitted from two main routes, one is in patients who are exposed to chickenpox, and the other is in contact with patients with shingles, the former being the main route.

Symptoms of chickenpoxAfter infection with the varicella-zoster virus, there is an incubation period before the onset of chickenpox, ranging from 10 to 21 days, an average of about two weeks. A day or two before the child has a rash, there will be some cold-like prodromal symptoms, and then the most typical symptom is chickenpox, which is **rash. In the first few days of chickenpox growth, we can see a wide variety of rashes in sick children, which are unique characteristics of chickenpox, including a crusted rash that forms after pimples, blisters, and blisters have burst.

**The rash on the child feels very itchy and often makes the child scratch the itch involuntarily. Once the blisters are scratched, it is easy to cause bacterial infection, so parents should pay special attention. Be alert for complicationsWhile most children get chickenpox without problems**, a small number of children develop complications.

Infectious bacterial infections are the most common complications, especially those through the rupture of the blisters, leading to wound inflammation, deep tissue cellulitis, lymphadenitis near the wound, etc.

Whether blisters leave scarring is also a concern for most parents. Generally speaking, after the blister scabs fall off, it will leave traces of fading in a short period of time, and it will completely fade after a few days to a few weeks. However, if the blister is infected with bacteria, it is easy to leave a scar in the future.

Therefore, parents should take good care of their sick children, remember to cut their nails short, or apply prickly heat cream that can relieve itching. Don't take a bath, take a bath to reduce the chance of wound infection. Will every child with chickenpox get shingles in the future?

According to statistics, only about 15% of children with chickenpox will suffer from shingles in the future. This is because these latent viruses only become active when the body's resistance is very poor, so as long as the resistance is normal, even if the virus is hiding in the body, it will not get sick.

When the child has chickenpox, there will be some small dots on the body, and the child will also feel very itchy, and there will also be high fever, nausea, dizziness, when such a situation occurs, parents must go to the hospital.

At the onset of chickenpox, fever, sore throat, general malaise and other phenomena may occur, and a rash may appear after a few hours to a day**, and some may not have the above symptoms and directly appear rash. The rash appears on the scalp, face, and trunk, gradually spreading to the extremities, starting with small red pimples that turn into oval-shaped mung bean-sized blisters a day later. The blisters are light red around them, and the herpes shrinks and crusts in three to four days, and the scabs fall off in one to three weeks, because the rash appears in batches after the onset of the disease, so pimples, herpes, and scabs can be seen on the sick children at the same time, which is a typical feature of chickenpox.

In the early stage, there will be fever, stomach pain, headache, sore throat, aching limbs, nausea. Small pimples will appear, and blisters will appear after a few hours.

1. What should I do if my child has chickenpox?

2. How to prevent chickenpox?

1. Children are very susceptible to chickenpox virus, mostly in children aged 1 to 10 years, with an incubation period of 2 to 3 weeks. Once infected, children will have symptoms such as head fever, loss of appetite, and general weakness that night, especially if they are already in poor physical condition.

2. When a child has chickenpox, it is still just a few small red spots, and after a few hours, it will slowly develop into a blister the size of a mung bean, and there is a severe itching sensation. It should be noted that parents must prevent their children from scratching the blisters, as this can easily infect other bacteria and cause other complications of chickenpox.

3. When a child has chickenpox, a series of symptoms first appear in the trunk, and then gradually spread to the head, face and limbs. But in general, these symptoms of chickenpox are mainly distributed on the trunk, and the symptoms of the face and limbs are often less than those on the trunk.

The child may have a fever, cough, and some transparent bumps on the surface of the body, and the child may not be energetic, and those swelling bubbles may also feel painful.

Itching occurs because chickenpox can be very itchy.

It is worse for children to have chickenpox, which can also cause a rash all over the baby's body. Everyone also thinks that chickenpox is a very bad disease, which can also cause harm to children. Therefore, parents also need to pay good attention to it, and hope that parents can pay attention to their children's health.

Chickenpox can also be very painful for children, and it can also make small children itch all over their bodies. Moreover, chickenpox is also a highly contagious disease, so parents must pay close attention to it. If the child has chickenpox, then there will also be a fever, and there will be no weakness in appetite.

Everyone also thinks that such symptoms are very bad, so parents should pay close attention to them. I hope that parents can take good care of their children, so that the baby can have a better physique. Many babies have chickenpox, which can also make the baby feel very painful and make the baby scratch all the time.

Parents also feel that this practice is very bad, so parents must take good care of their children. Everyone also thinks that chickenpox is mainly for prevention, and parents can also inject their children with chickenpox vaccine in advance. This is also an effective way to avoid this and make the baby feel more comfortable.

If the child has chickenpox, then parents must do a good job of cleaning the child. This can also make the child have a very good physique, and can also make the child feel more comfortable. Therefore, parents must pay attention to their children's physical health, which is also very critical and important.

Everyone also thinks that good health is more important, which can also help children grow up healthy and happy.

Therefore, parents must pay good attention to these phenomena, which is also of great benefit to children. Everyone also thinks that chickenpox is more serious, which will also make the baby's ** very vulnerable. Therefore, parents must pay attention to their children's diet and try to let their children eat lighter food.

When a child has chickenpox, it will be accompanied by symptoms such as fever. Immunity will also decrease when the age of 7 is older, and parents should prevent their children from scratching excessively. This will lead to cross-infection.

There may be a fever, no strength in the whole body, there may be a rash, itching all over the body will appear, and later it will crust.

The symptoms are that there will be a lot of acne on the surface, and there will be redness and swelling, and the child will also have an itchy feeling.

There is severe itching in the abdomen, back, and ears, blisters are prone to appear, and symptoms of fever, headache, and loss of appetite appear.

Weakness in the limbs, dizziness, fever, loss of appetite, and itching in severe cases.

At this time, there will be fever, vomiting, diarrhea, pain, acne, which will lead to severe physiological discomfort, which is very dangerous and must be treated in time.

There will be a lot of blisters on the face, and then it will be infectious, and there will be an itchy feeling, and I often want to scratch it with my hands.

Generally, there will be small red spots, children will also have respiratory infections, sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, after chickenpox, you must consult a professional ** doctor, pay attention to keep warm.

After the child has chickenpox, you should take the child to the hospital for a check-up, give the child some light food, do not let the child touch**, if the child has chickenpox**, there will be some red acne on the ** special itch, and it will be particularly painful. The contagion is very strong.