How should adults treat chickenpox?

?You should seek medical treatment promptly and follow the doctor’s advice to receive treatment.

? Chickenpox in adults is more serious than in children. Not only is the area of ??chickenpox larger, but the toxicity of chickenpox is more serious. Both the chickenpox cycle and the treatment cycle are longer than those in children. long.

During this period, intravenous drips must be administered continuously for seven days, and medicine must be applied to the affected area in the morning, noon and evening.

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? During chickenpox, it is strictly forbidden to scratch the affected area with your hands to avoid infection and amplification of the disease. You can only rest at home. If you have to go out to the hospital for injections, you must avoid exposure to chickenpox areas and maintain hygiene.

? When scabs begin to form, you must wash your hair and bathe frequently to avoid breeding bacteria. Some people think that you cannot bathe and wash your hair during chickenpox. This concept is wrong. It’s just that when the chickenpox has not scabbed, you should not use shower gel or soap to wash it, and you should not scrub hard to avoid irritation of the chickenpox, which may cause the chickenpox to break and infect other places.

? In terms of diet, you must avoid spicy food, meat, and fatty foods. You can only eat fruits and vegetables, and your diet should be light. If you cannot avoid eating, it is easy to relapse or make the condition more serious.

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? And chickenpox is highly contagious, especially if there are children at home. If adults are infected with chickenpox, they must be isolated from the children to avoid passing it on to the children. If there are adults in the family who have not had chickenpox before, they should also be careful to prevent infection.

? During the scab period, the affected area will feel itchy. It is strictly forbidden to scratch it with your hands to avoid scratching the scab and leaving scars. You can only start eating meat appropriately after the scab on the affected area of ??the body has completely gone away. However, it is still appropriate to avoid food in the early stage of recovery to avoid recurrence.

As long as the chickenpox can be completely eliminated this time and fully recovered, chickenpox will not occur again in the future. Having chickenpox is equivalent to detoxifying the body.

? Of course, after adults recover from chickenpox, scars will be left everywhere on the body. In the later stage, you can apply aloe vera gel to lighten the scars. If you have scars, they will only fade over time. , this is unavoidable.

? My boyfriend had chickenpox in the first half of this year. It took almost half a month from the time he had chickenpox until he was completely healed. That period of time was really painful for him. A very long process. My body is itchy every day, and there are chickenpox everywhere. I really can’t bear to look at it.

? During that period, not only were many things inedible, but we could only stay at home, except for injections. In fact, there was a little joke during this period. We both thought we couldn't take a shower or wash our hair. We didn't wash our hair or take a shower for about a week because our hair was full of chickenpox and we had to apply medicine every day, which made our hair greasy.

? One day when I went for an injection, the doctor said that my hair needs to be washed, and the oil is dripping. Didn’t we say we can’t take a shower? The doctor said who said you can't take a bath, but you have to pay attention to it. In this situation, you need to pay more attention to hygiene. At that time, I felt that the two of us were stupid.

? It took almost half a month to heal, but to this day, there are still acne marks everywhere on my body.