Chickenpox symptoms and treatment in adults

The occurrence of chickenpox is very troubling to many people. And it is not only children who will get chickenpox, but adults will also have the problem of chickenpox? So when facing chickenpox, we must never ignore it easily, and we should use healthier and more scientific methods to treat it. So do you know the symptoms and treatments of chickenpox in adults? Let's find out now.

When chickenpox occurs, various things must be considered. As long as we use relatively healthy and scientific methods, we can help ourselves with targeted treatment and reduce more adverse damage to the body caused by this problem. Therefore, I hope that everyone can pay more attention to it after understanding this.

Varicella is a viral infection, the main symptoms of which are fever, rash on the skin, which develops into blisters, and scabs form after the blisters burst. The course of the disease is about 7-10 days before returning to normal (in the absence of complications). Remember to cut your nails and wash your hands frequently. The rash can be treated with interferon and erythromycin ointment, and antibiotics should be used appropriately to prevent infection.

There is no special treatment for chickenpox, only antiviral treatment to prevent various complications. You can drink mung bean soup in the early stage of chickenpox. During the fever period, the diet should be light and easy to digest, drink more warm water, and pay attention to rest. The skin should also be kept clean and hygienic, do not take a bath, and when the skin is itchy, you can apply some anti-itching lotion. Long nails should be cut short in time to avoid scratching the herpes and causing infection. If the herpes has broken, you can apply 1% gentian violet. Remember not to use hormone treatment, otherwise it will aggravate the condition. Do not get vaccinations for the time being, as it is easy to cause allergies. In addition, the disease can be complicated by encephalitis, myocarditis, etc. Therefore, if complications are found, you should go to the hospital immediately to avoid delaying the condition.

If you find yourself having fever, skin rash, blisters, etc., you need to pay attention because this is most likely caused by chickenpox. So if you want to better prevent this problem, you must understand this common sense.