1. Avoid eating hot and nutritious food. Don't eat seafood, mutton, and those foods.
2. Dietotherapy: After suffering from chickenpox, you can be immune for life, but the same virus will lurk in the body, which will lead to banded crawling rash (commonly known as raw snake) in the future. In order to avoid future troubles, you should eat carefully and thoroughly remove the virus. Avoid eating hot and nutritious food. During the eruption, the following materials should be used to cook soup every day: Arnebia euchroma, coriander, water chestnut (water chestnut), cogongrass rhizome, bamboo rattan and carrot. If the child has asthma, cough and other problems, don't use horseshoes (water chestnut) and carrots. After sprouting, apply: (1) swell fish gills to make porridge; (b) Green anemones (or black anemones) are added with lean meat and a small amount of apricots to make soup for clearing away lung heat.
chickenpox
Chickenpox is an epidemic disease in spring. Most of the patients are children aged 1 to 14, and they are more susceptible to infection and illness in schools and nurseries.
Pathogen: varicella zoster virus.
Incubation period: 10 to 2 1 day.
Symptoms before onset: slight fever, discomfort and poor appetite.
Process:
Little red dot appeared in the patient, extending from the chest and abdomen to the whole body. Little red dot gets bigger and becomes a bubble with liquid.
After a day or two, the blisters burst, forming a hard skin or lump.
The new little red dot reappears in the same place and repeats the same process.
In two to six days, new erythema will appear two or four times.
After ten to fourteen days, the red spots fell off and recovered completely without leaving scars.
Complications:
Chickenpox is usually a mild disease and will not cause serious complications. However, if adults suffer from chickenpox, the condition is often more serious, and there will be symptoms such as high fever, headache and muscle pain. In addition, patients with chronic diseases, especially those with leukocytosis or cancer, or those taking steroid drugs, should be extra careful, because chickenpox can cause complications such as pneumonia and encephalitis, and even lead to death.
Nursing:
Avoid children scratching blisters due to itching, causing inflammation and bacteria spreading to other damaged parts of the skin.
If the baby is infected with chickenpox, you can put cotton gloves on him to prevent him from rubbing his eyes with his hands, so that the virus can infect his eyes, form keratitis, leave scars on the cornea and affect his vision.
One of the symptoms of chickenpox is a mild fever. When chickenpox spreads, it begins to give off heat, and when chickenpox disappears, the fever subsides. Don't take aspirin to reduce fever during fever, because it will increase the chance of complications. It is easy to cause a kind of encephalitis, Reye's syndrome.
Bathing with warm water (not hot water) can keep the skin clean and reduce the risk of infection.
food therapy
Although you can be immune for life after suffering from chickenpox, the same virus will lurk in your body, which will lead to herpes zoster (commonly known as raw snakes) in the future. In order to avoid future troubles, you should eat carefully and thoroughly remove the virus.
Avoid eating hot and nutritious food.
During the eruption, the following materials should be used to cook soup every day: Arnebia euchroma, coriander, water chestnut (water chestnut), cogongrass rhizome, bamboo rattan and carrot. (If the child has asthma, cough and other problems, don't use horseshoes (water chestnut) and carrots. )
After eruption, apply:
(a) expanding fish gills to make porridge;
(b) Green anemones (or black anemones) are added with lean meat and a small amount of apricots to make soup for clearing away lung heat.
Chickenpox: It is an acute infectious disease caused by varicella-zoster virus. Mainly occurs in children, with mild systemic symptoms, skin and mucous membrane appear in batches with macula, papule, herpes, scab and fever.
(1) Clinical manifestations
Chickenpox virus exists in the respiratory tract of early patients, which is mainly transmitted by saliva droplets, and can also be caused by contact with patients' clothes, toys, utensils and so on. Generally, it is contagious from the day before the eruption to five days after the eruption or until the rash scabs and dries. The incubation period of this disease is about 2-3 weeks.
At first, patients may have mild fever, general malaise, loss of appetite, cough or mild diarrhea, which are often ignored. At the same time of fever or after 1-2 days of fever, a rash began to appear. The rash first appeared on the trunk and head, gradually spread to the face, and finally reached the limbs. The rash is mostly distributed in the trunk, showing centripetal distribution and originating from macula->; Papule->; Blister->; Began to scab, the shortest time is about 6-8 hours. The rapid development of rash is one of the characteristics of this disease. Blisters are slightly oval, with different sizes and shallow surface, which seems to float on the surface, often accompanied by itching, making patients fidgety. Generally, within 1-3 days, herpes starts to dry and scab from the center, and after a few days, the scab skin falls off by itself, leaving no scars after falling off. Because rashes appear in batches, it can be seen that rashes in all stages exist at the root of the disease at the same time, one after another, uneven. The symptoms of chickenpox in adults are more serious than those in children, such as persistent high fever, severe systemic symptoms, rash with patches, hepatitis, pneumonia and other complications, which should be paid attention to.
(2) Laboratory inspection
The clinical symptoms of the disease are typical and no special examination is needed.
(3) treatment
Western medicine treatment
Mainly symptomatic treatment, such as itching, I can take Phenamin orally and apply calamine lotion locally. Patients with herpes rupture can apply 1% gentian violet. If the skin has secondary bacterial infection, tetracycline ointment or antibiotics can be applied locally.
Traditional therapy in China
Honeysuckle 12g, licorice 3g, decocted in water for three days. If the skin is scratched, you can apply indigo naturalis powder externally.
④ Nursing care
Chickenpox is highly contagious, and children must be isolated as early as possible until all rashes scab. Children with fever should stay in bed, give a high-calorie digestible diet and drink plenty of water. Trim children's nails, prevent water sores, change clothes frequently, and keep their skin clean and hygienic.
(5) Prevention
Early isolation of patients and susceptible people requires close observation for three weeks, and oral Banlangen granules can be taken for prevention. Children suffering from severe eczema or receiving hormone therapy should pay special attention to protection and avoid contact with children with chickenpox. If they have had contact, they can inject placental globulin or two kinds of globulin through muscle. At the same time, children who are receiving hormone therapy should reduce or gradually stop using hormones in time. In addition, the appliances of children with chickenpox should be exposed to the sun or boiled for disinfection.
People who have had chickenpox will not get it again because they already have antibodies (acquired immunity) in their bodies.
1. Avoid eating hot and nutritious food. Don't eat seafood, mutton, and those foods.
2. Dietotherapy: After suffering from chickenpox, you can be immune for life, but the same virus will lurk in the body, which will lead to banded crawling rash (commonly known as raw snake) in the future. In order to avoid future troubles, you should eat carefully and thoroughly remove the virus. Avoid eating hot and nutritious food. During the eruption, the following materials should be used to cook soup every day: Arnebia euchroma, coriander, water chestnut (water chestnut), cogongrass rhizome, bamboo rattan and carrot. If the child has asthma, cough and other problems, don't use horseshoes (water chestnut) and carrots. After sprouting, apply: (1) swell fish gills to make porridge; (b) Green anemones (or black anemones) are added with lean meat and a small amount of apricots to make soup for clearing away lung heat.