Chickenpox in children is mainly manifested as red skin papules, blisters and itching, and the treatment is mainly based on antiviral and antipyretic treatments.
Chickenpox is one of the more contagious diseases in children, mainly manifested as red skin papules, blisters, accompanied by itching, but also can occur in different stages of rash, papules, blisters, scabs and other lesions appear at the same time.
Patients in the acute stage are treated with antiviral therapy through acyclovir, vasiclovir and other drugs, and for patients with fever exceeding 38.5 ℃, acetaminophen can be chosen to reduce fever, and the specific medication should be administered under the guidance of a doctor.
For children over the age of one year, you can choose to vaccinate against chickenpox to prevent infection, after diagnosis, pay attention to isolation, to avoid infecting others, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables during the treatment period, pay attention to supplemental nutrition.