Can you still be infected if you have chickenpox?

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Children's susceptibility to varicella is related to its strong infectivity, wide transmission route and low immunity. Mothers might as well look at the reasons why children are prone to chickenpox, so as to take relevant measures to reduce the risk of children with chickenpox. Can you still be infected if you have chickenpox? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Can you still be infected if you have chickenpox?

In the past, children with chickenpox can get lifelong immunity, and the probability of getting chickenpox is very low. After chickenpox virus infects children, after about two weeks of incubation period, children will have fever, headache, discomfort, loss of appetite and other early symptoms. At this time, the symptoms are very like a cold, and mothers should pay attention to distinguish.

Papules, herpes and scabs appeared in batches. Within a few hours or a day, the skin of a child will slowly develop characteristic papules. At first, small red spots appear on the abdomen or back, which are like mosquito bites. Generally, there are only 1-2 papules. After a few hours, they develop to wrists and legs,

Rash 24 hours later, the baby's face, back, abdomen, limbs and other places will appear erythema and blisters, part of the scab will start, lasting about a week scab off. The skin rashes were mainly in the trunk, followed by the head and face, with fewer limbs, palms and soles. It seems that there are three kinds of rashes coexisting.

matters needing attention

Injection of varicella vaccine: doctors generally recommend injection of varicella vaccine for infants over 1 year old. The disadvantage of this vaccine is that it may cause some side effects, and 10% - 30% of children are not fully immunized. But vaccinated children with varicella vaccine even infected with varicella, the symptoms are very mild, and some even do not rash. So if your health allows, you should be vaccinated against varicella.