Children with chickenpox can go out, can go to less crowded outdoor activities, but try not to go to public places and crowded places, and wear a good mask.
Going out with chickenpox usually does not affect the condition of the chickenpox, let alone its recovery. However, chickenpox can be spread through droplets and blister fluid, so try not to go to public places and crowded places, and wear a good mask to avoid infecting others.
Chickenpox is caused by varicella-zoster virus infection and is often prevalent in unvaccinated children and immunocompromised people. Chickenpox patients should try to wear a mask and keep the room ventilated when coughing and sneezing, and trim their nails diligently to avoid scratching the blisters and getting infected or increasing the chance of infection.