Initial symptoms of varicella infection?

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Everyone should be familiar with varicella, which is very common in our life. Chickenpox is more common in children, which makes many parents very distressed, but the treatment of chickenpox is not so troublesome, so parents should take their children for timely treatment once they find the relevant symptoms. Initial symptoms of varicella infection? Let's talk about it

Initial symptoms of varicella infection?

In the early stage of patients infected with chickenpox, the general chickenpox is not mature, most of the performance for the light red macular, with the deepening of infection and chickenpox slowly mature, will gradually show as dark red papules, and finally develop into transparent blisters. That's chickenpox.

If the general adult infected with chickenpox, the body and face will be a large area of soybean size blisters, this kind of blister is also very easy to be punctured, it is also easy to be infected, some of the more serious will have some bleeding. There will be head and brain heat, limb pain, but also persistent high fever or intermittent low fever. At the same time, most of the patients infected with chickenpox will have no appetite, loss of appetite, poor mental state or even depression, and a few patients will have symptoms of shortness of breath.

Because adult varicella will be more serious than children, therefore, infected with varicella adults as long as the infection will continue to have a high fever, and at the same time will be dizzy, nausea and vomiting. One of the most obvious symptoms or skin itching, a large area of small red spots, gradually developed into blisters.

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.