During chickenpox, I often have a fever at night, and I have a headache from fever, so is it okay to

1。First of all, fever should pay attention not to blindly eat antipyretics, when it is really necessary to use antipyretics, it should also be strictly according to weight, control at a safe dose to take correctly, antipyretics are not good for the body, should find out where the lesion is, prescribe the right medicine, and fundamentally ** the lesion.

2。Symptoms of H1N1: The early symptoms of influenza A (H1N1) are similar to those of ordinary **, including fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue, etc., and some will also have diarrhea or vomiting, muscle pain or tiredness, red eyes and other symptoms or some of these symptoms.

3。Based on your description, it is estimated that influenza A (H1N1) is unlikely. However, since this is the H1N1 swine flu epidemic and your symptoms are similar to some of the early symptoms of H1N1 influenza A(H1N1), I recommend that you get a H1N1 virus test right away to confirm the presence of the disease.

Checking A(H1N1) is free of charge). Influenza A (H1N1) virus testing can be done at "disease control centers" (health and epidemic prevention stations) and public hospitals designated by medical administrative agencies in various places!

Hospitals are for-profit medical units, so there may be a little profit and loss consideration for disease detection and**; The "Centers for Disease Control" (Sanitary and Epidemiological Stations) are non-profit medical institutions. Although they are in different units, they all serve the people, so you can rest assured that you can go for medical treatment.

4。Although many people are prone to colds, fevers and other physical discomforts when winter arrives and the seasons change, the early symptoms of influenza A (H1N1) are similar to those of ordinary people, and it is difficult to distinguish them. Since it is the epidemic period of H1N1 swine flu and your symptoms are similar to some of the early symptoms of influenza A (H1N1), it is better to go to the fever clinic or infectious disease department of the hospital as early as possible to get tested for influenza A (H1N1) virus.

5。Note: It is the epidemic period of H1N1 swine flu, you must wear a mask when you go to a place with a high source of infection such as the hospital, and the mask should choose a standard dust mask.

Sloppiness is not allowed!!

6。I recommend that you go to a public hospital as early as possible for a check-up. So as not to delay the illness! Big hospitals are more insured, and late will affect your health.

Good luck soon**! ★

Chickenpox is not common in adults and has not been treated, but children have been treated, and antipyretics cannot be used indiscriminately during chickenpox. It will be better to wait for the toxins in the body to be eliminated. If you use antipyretics indiscriminately, you can't get rid of the toxins, and there will be consequences. So it's best to ask a doctor.

Hello, chickenpox Western medicine** is mainly symptomatic treatment, such as itching can be taken orally phenagen, local rubbing calamine lotion. Patients with ruptured herpes can be coated with 1 gentian violet, if there is ** secondary bacterial infection, tetracycline ointment can be appropriately used for topical application or antibiotics. 12 grams of honeysuckle, 3 grams of licorice, decoction for three days.

**For those who are scratched, they can be applied externally. Please follow your doctor's instructions for dosage.

Chickenpox is usually a low-grade fever. You can't eat seafood, you can't see the wind, take some medicine to help you sleep at night (not sleeping pills), chickenpox can't be scratched, pay more attention to rest, and it's best to go to the hospital to see and take some medicine

Personal advice: I was taking valacyclovir at the time (I don't know if you have allergies, it is recommended to go to the hospital).

Problem analysis: Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease caused by a virus, which can occur all year round. 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 potion, and infections can be coated with antibiotic ointment.

Advice: Avoid the use of salicylic acid antipyretics to avoid increasing the risk of Reye's syndrome. Drink plenty of water, change clothes frequently, keep ** clean, if the systemic symptoms are severe, go to the hospital in time for round travel therapy to prevent complications.