Mom got chicken pox, will the child be infected after vaccination?

Chickenpox is a disease caused by herpes zoster virus. During chickenpox, papules and herpes zoster may grow on the skin, which will cause high fever and cause serious damage to the body. Usually, if the condition is serious and cannot be effectively alleviated, it will directly lead to the death of the patient. Therefore, in order to reduce the probability of infection with chickenpox, it is necessary to do relevant protection in life. So what we're going to talk about next is whether the varicella vaccine can still spread.

Is varicella vaccine contagious? To be honest, vaccines are also time-limited.

Chickenpox vaccine is a drug made from the previous generation strain of varicella virus, which can produce antibody effect by effective injection in human body and maximize the preventive effect of varicella. Generally, antibodies will be produced in the body after varicella vaccine injection, but the protection rate is usually around 95%, which does not mean that you can be completely immunized or guaranteed not to be infected.

In addition, the vaccination period of varicella vaccine is limited, generally only about 5 years. Therefore, if there is no continuous vaccination in the later period, it will easily lead to insufficient antibodies and eventually be infected after close contact with chickenpox patients. Therefore, in the period of high incidence of chickenpox, it is also necessary to carry out reasonable protection work for relevant details to avoid obvious discomfort after chickenpox infection.

In fact, after the chicken pox vaccine, it is basically not in the reporting period, and the body texture will not be too weak. Without too much contact with chickenpox patients, infection will not occur. But everyone has different constitutions and low immunity. There is herpes zoster virus in their living environment, which is naturally infected after excessive contact. Therefore, washing hands frequently in life, avoiding improper diet and reducing contact with chickenpox patients can avoid the spread of chickenpox. Don't worry too much after accidentally contracting chickenpox. It takes about 5 ~ 10 days to take medicine in time and reduce contact or scratching the skin, which can basically achieve the therapeutic effect.

It is believed that it is clear from the above description that it is also possible to be infected with varicella vaccine. We should also do a good job in related protection in our daily life. In addition, in the case of high incidence of chickenpox, we should avoid too much contact with chickenpox patients, wash our hands frequently, ensure clean food and avoid direct contact with the virus. Of course, if you accidentally get chickenpox, you should also get timely treatment and related care to avoid greater losses after your body recovers quickly.