What to do if chickenpox turns into pustules

After chickenpox changes and becomes infected, pustules will form. If the pustules are broken, they may be transmitted to other parts of the body. Therefore, when the water turns into pustules, parents should pay attention to applying local medication for treatment, pay attention to skin cleaning, and change and wash underwear frequently, especially in the hot summer. Regardless of age, appropriate measures to reduce heat must be taken.

Relief methods 1. Pay attention to skin hygiene. Children's underwear should be washed and changed frequently, especially in summer, and they should take baths and cut their nails frequently.

2. If you have prickly heat or itchy skin diseases, you should seek timely treatment to avoid bacterial infection.

3. If you find any signs of this disease, such as papules or pustules, you should seek medical attention immediately and do not delay. Do not apply hormone drugs casually or wash the affected area repeatedly, as this will cause the disease to spread rapidly.

4. If the disease is found in the baby room or nursery, it should be isolated and disinfected immediately, and health education should be strengthened for the staff.

5. Weak children should be given more nutrition to enhance their resistance.

6. In summer, let children drink more homemade heat-removing drinks, such as watermelon juice, mung bean soup, etc.

7. Treat dermatitis, prickly heat, eczema and other itchy skin diseases promptly.

Fibrous membrane wrapping: Common in "abdominal cocooning", named in 1978, it is a relatively rare disease in abdominal surgery. Its characteristic is that all or part of the small intestine is wrapped by a dense, gray-white, tough, hard and thick fibrous membrane. Due to its different causes, different clinical manifestations and inconsistent understanding, it has been successively reported as "small intestinal cocooning disease, congenital small intestinal imprisonment disease, small intestinal stage fibrous wrapping disease, intracapsular adhesive intestinal obstruction" and so on.

Pustular acne: Pustular acne is a type of acne. The main manifestation is abscesses, with pustules ranging in size from grains to mung beans. They are follicular pustules and pustules formed on the tops of papules. The pus is relatively viscous after bursting, and shallow scars are left after healing.

Pelvic mass is often one of the main complaints of gynecological patients and is also an important sign commonly seen in gynecological pelvic examinations. Pelvic masses mostly originate from the female internal reproductive organs. The masses may be discovered accidentally by the patient herself or her family members, or they may be discovered during a pelvic examination due to complications such as pain and difficulty urinating.

Pelvic abscess: It is mostly caused by acute pelvic connective tissue inflammation that is not treated in time, resulting in suppuration and formation of pelvic abscess. This abscess can be limited to one or both sides of the uterus, and the pus flows into the deep pelvic cavity. The symptoms continue to worsen, with remittent high fever, more obvious peritoneal irritation signs, rectal pressure, defecation sensation, and urination pain, as well as rectal and bladder irritation symptoms, and systemic poisoning symptoms. Bimanual examination and digital rectal examination feel that the pelvic cavity is full, the rectouterine pouch tissue is thickened, hardened or has a fluctuant mass, accompanied by obvious tenderness.