Anaphylaxis Questions

Chicken pox blisters becomes non contagious as scabs form and no new lesion appears in 24 hrs.
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Chickenpox can leave behind scars and blemishes on the skin, which can be frustrating and affect your self-confidence. There are several ways to reduce the appearance of these scars and blemishes, including:
over-the-counter creams: there are many creams and ointments available that claim to reduce the appearance of scars and blemishes. Look for products that contain vitamin e, aloe vera, or silicone, as these ingredients have been shown to be effective in improving the appearance of scars.<...more

Hello lybrate-user, this is called post inflammatory pigmentation. They will gradually fade away over time but to accelerate the process you can use serum or cream that contains azelaic acid follow it up with good moisturiser that suits your skin type. You can either buy it online or visit a pharmacy.
Always apply sunscreen before you step out the house. You'll see good results in 2-3 months of consistent use.
Feel better.

In homeopathy, we don't have fixed medicines for specific diseases. Instead, we look at the person as a whole - their physical, mental, and emotional aspects. We take into account their individual characteristics, symptoms, and overall health. Everyone is unique, and homeopathic remedies are chosen based on these individual factors. It's a holistic approach to healing that considers the whole person, not just their disease.

Follow this 1. Take your breakfast every day. Don't skip it. U should eat whatever your mother or grandparent eat in bfast. I mean to say whatever is your traditional food. If punjabi eat paratha, if belongs to south then take idli/ dosa etc.
2. Don't overeat 3. Don't take tea empty stomach. Eat something like a banana (if you are not diabetic) or any seasonal fruit or soaked almonds and a glass of plain water first thing in the morning (preferably within 10 mins of waking up). No only biscu...more

There are no medications which work for prevention of chicken pox once contact has already taken place. Chicken pox vaccine is available normally given at age of 1 year. And booster dose at 10 years. Or any age. But in present case may not work as viral transmission has already taken place. Those who have 1. Taken this vaccine in childhood and a booster dose and 2. Those who had already got chicken pox earlier will not get chicken pox again.

Normally one attack of chickenpox gives life long immunity to chickenpox, meaning no repeat attack. Your one year child which has chickenpox will also not get it again even if she comes in any contact.

Yes, you can have maggie. However, in general people should take balanced diet and avoid fast food.

If chicken pox is confirmed by a clinician, you should have lot of fluid intake. Maintain good personal hygiene by regular bath etc. Avoid direct contact with people because it spreads to others who had no chicken pox anytime in the past or have not received its vaccine. Since chicken pox is likely to be severe and troublesome when occurred in adulthood it is better to consult a physician for proper medication like a course of antiviral medications and tablets for prevalent complaints.

Chicken pox starts with red spots and fever. They can appear anywhere on the body. There will be extreme itching. The spots fill with fluids. Then blisters may burst. They may form scabs with black coloration as new ones are formed. For continuation of fever beyond 3 days and increase in number of spots with itching, consult your doctor to diagnose exact reason of what is called eruptive fever. Till the you may have plenty of oral fluids upto 8-10 glasses and paracetamol tablets for for fever or...more