What should I do if blisters appear on my face?

The blisters on the face are called chickenpox. It is less common in adults. Most of them occur during adolescence, mostly in spring, and are easily contagious. Popping chickenpox can easily leave permanent scars, so good care is needed. So, what should you do if blisters appear on your face?

1. Choose foods that have the effect of clearing heat and promoting diuresis: such as water spinach, spinach, amaranth, shepherd's purse, winter melon, watermelon, soybean, black bean, red bean, mung bean, broad bean, bamboo shoots, lettuce, wild rice stem, amaranth, gourd, grape, coix seed, etc.

2. Eat more foods rich in crude fiber: eat more leafy vegetables, such as cabbage, celery, spinach, bean sprouts. Leafy vegetables contain more crude fiber, which can help clear away accumulated heat in the body and facilitate bowel movements. You can also eat winter melon and cucumber, which can clear away heat and dampness.

3. Replenish water: During the chickenpox period, the sick child may have dry stools due to fever. At this time, they need to replenish enough water, drink more water, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, such as watermelon juice, fresh pear juice, fresh orange juice and tomato juice.

4. Pay attention to the chickenpox care process. When chickenpox occurs, it is very easy to spread the disease horizontally, so timely care is also crucial. Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus. It is transmitted through respiratory droplets and contact with varicella herpes fluid, and patients are the main source of infection. The entire process, from before the onset of the disease to when the rash dries and forms scabs, is contagious, with an infection rate of over 90%. However, the disease is a self-limiting disease, and one patient can be immune for life after recovery.

5. If a child gets chickenpox, pay attention to timely treatment. When parents find that their children are infected with chickenpox, they don’t need to panic too much. They should seek medical attention immediately and not let their children go to kindergarten or school to avoid infecting other children. ,