What should I do if my daughter is 6 and a half years old and has chickenpox

Chickenpox ** with care.

Acyclovir or valacyclovir can be used for oral medicine, and acyclovir ointment can be used for topical use. Chinese patent medicine can be used, antiviral oral liquid, Pudilan anti-inflammatory oral liquid, etc., as long as it is Chinese patent medicine to clear heat and detoxify. Just pick one and you're good to go.

If you use hanging water: acyclovir, ganciclovir, ribavirin, cimetidine can be used, but as long as you choose one of them. Not all-encompassing.

Antipruritic can be treated with calamine lotion. The rash is treated with acyclovir ointment topically.

During illness, it is required to eat a light diet, do not eat high-protein foods, especially do not eat eggs, otherwise the fever will be higher. Eat a liquid or semi-liquid diet and don't eat greasy foods.

Get plenty of rest, go to bed before 10 o'clock every night, and be quiet indoors. The air should be fresh, and the windows should be opened for ventilation at least 2 to 3 hours a day. Drink plenty of plain water or vegetable juices, which are good for sweating and urination, and promote the elimination of toxins.

Wipe off the sweat stains on your body frequently, and keep it clean and hygienic to avoid getting cold again.

Your child's medication is basically normal, and the rash should be within the normal range, as long as the hormone is not used, it will not get worse. Rest assured.

Hello. Don't go out if you have chickenpox, which is infected by the chickenpox virus and is contagious.

Don't blow the wind and don't eat hair. Avoid eating fish, shrimp eggs, marine fish, leeks, salted goose, etc.

Chickenpox comes out in batches and takes about two or three weeks.

Cut off your nails to prevent scratching from causing **infection, leaving acne marks.

Try to stay in bed to prevent complications. Chickenpox is not terrible, but the comorbidities of chickenpox are still very serious, such as pox brain, post-chickenpox pneumonia, etc.

Chickenpox naturally crusts over for 3-5 days, and no new chickenpox appears, indicating that the infectious period has passed.

Lifelong immunity to chickenpox.

Analysis: Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease caused by primary infection with varicella-zoster virus.

It occurs mainly in infants and young children, and is characterized by fever and clusters of erythematous maculopapular rashes, herpes, and crusts. The onset is acute, mild, and moderate, and the rash appears in the compressed part of the scalp and trunk, and has a centripetal distribution.

**Mainly symptomatic treatment to prevent**Secondary infection, keep it clean and avoid itching. When herpes is ulcerated or secondary infection, 1% methyl violet can be applied locally, and calamine lotion can be applied if it is not ulcerated. Early use of ezytetican, or the addition of interferon, can inhibit viral replication.

Don't go to the hospital, ask online?

Oh my God, how did you behave like this?

Don't make three long and two short for a few dollars.

I tell you, then your bowels will be repentant.

When I went to the military hospital for examination, I was more serious and responsible, and I didn't kill people. It doesn't cost much.

Chickenpox is more common in preschool children aged 2-6 years, so mothers should know what to do if their children have chickenpox, so as to care for the healthy growth of children. Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease caused by varicella-zoster virus infection, so children should pay attention to antiviral** in chickenpox**, and at the same time isolate** to avoid infection.

What to do if your child has chickenpox

What to do if your child has chickenpoxChickenpox does not necessarily require hospitalization**, and if the condition is not very severe, mothers can take care of it at home. If you have a high fever, you can take antipyretics for children. However, if the child's condition is serious, take the child to the hospital immediately.

In addition, parents should pay attention to the following four aspects when taking care of their children with chickenpox.

1. Isolation to avoid infection: Because chickenpox is a highly contagious acute infectious disease, the main transmission routes are respiratory tract and direct contact. When the baby is diagnosed with chickenpox, if it is a kindergarten child, mothers should take the baby home for isolation** to avoid infecting other children.

Isolation should continue until all herpes is dry and crusted over.

2. Open windows to promote air circulation: Air circulation also has the effect of killing viruses in the air. Of course, mothers should also pay attention to the temperature in the room should not be too low to avoid the baby getting cold and illness, and pay attention to keeping warm. In addition, the room is irradiated by sunlight and can use ultraviolet rays to kill viruses.

3. Children's daily necessities should be disinfected separately: clothes, bedding, towels, dressings, toys, and tableware that come into contact with chickenpox herpes liquid should be washed, sunned, scalded, boiled, and burned and disinfected according to the situation, and should not be shared with healthy adults. At the same time, it is necessary to change clothes and quilts frequently and keep them clean.

4. Avoid children from scratching acne rash with their hands: When children have chickenpox, the ** part will feel itchy, and the child will accidentally scratch the acne rash and aggravate the infection. Therefore, mothers should pay attention to asking their children not to scratch the acne rash on the face, hands, etc., so as not to cause the herpes to be scratched and suppurated, and if the lesion is deeply damaged, it may leave scars.

To prevent this from happening, cut your child's nails short and keep their hands clean. A pair of gloves with a raw edge outwards can be sewn, or gauze can be wrapped around his hands. When the itching of the child is severe, calamine lotion can be applied to the undamaged area.

**If the herpes breaks, apply 1% purple syrup, or antibiotic ointment if suppurated.

Chickenpox is a highly contagious disease, and it can be spread through spittle, contact, etc. In kindergarten, if a child is infected with chickenpox, and the parents or teachers do not find out, and continue to let the child play with the child, basically the whole class can be infected with chickenpox.

Chickenpox has a rapid onset, and about two weeks after a child is infected with the chickenpox virus, the child will have a prodromal symptom of chickenpox.

Body fever, headache, general fatigue, etc., 24 hours after the onset of the disease, the child's body will appear rash, and quickly grow into a rice grain or pea-sized chickenpox, these chickenpox around the redness, blisters into a navel socket, after two to three days, chickenpox will gradually dry and consolidate the scab, and slowly fall off.

Chickenpox can grow anywhere, but of course, chickenpox grows more often on the trunk. Chickenpox can be more**, but because chickenpox can cause itching, many children will scratch it, and chickenpox is likely to cause complications, because when chickenpox appears on the child's body, parents still need to take their children to the hospital in time**.

If parents do not take good care of children's chickenpox, it will cause herpes secondary infection, pneumonia, chickenpox encephalitis, chickenpox hepatitis, myocarditis, nephritis, hypothalamic syndrome and so on. These chickenpox complications are very harmful to the child, if the doctor can control the condition in time, it is fine, if not, such as encephalitis and other neurothoracic complications can lead to the death of the child, even if it survives, there will be permanent sequelae.

Therefore, for the sake of the child's health, when the child has symptoms of chickenpox, parents must not be sloppy and take the child to the hospital in time**. At the same time, pay attention to the diet of the little ones.

When a child has chickenpox, many foods should be abstained from, and eating them will only aggravate the child's condition.

What can't children eat when they have chickenpox? Pork, mutton, muscle, eggs, cinnamon, ginger, green onions, garlic, onions, leeks, peppers, peppers, mustard greens, coriander, shiitake mushrooms, pumpkin, toon, goose, hairtail, cucumbers, lychees, longan meat, plums, apricots, jujubes, persimmons, pomegranates, cherries, chestnuts, fried peanuts, fried broad beans, fried melon seeds, harrows, rice cakes, fatty meat, lard, fennel, curry, mustard, etc. are not suitable for eating, parents try to feed their children easy to digest, nutritious food.