1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor
  3. Flu

  4. Chicken pox. Complexity of the disease.

Chicken pox

2019-06-01 06:54:24
I am having symptoms of chicken pox since yesterday and having blisters on my body. I would like to add here that as Soon as detected the symptoms, I went to my gp and now I am on medication. Kindly suggest me what else I can do apart from taking medicine in order to prevent the complexity of the disease.
37 Views

Answers (2)

Consult Now
Take absolute rest since you will continue to infect others till last scab falls out . Have lots of water to drink and stay indoor

Answered2019-06-01 06:58:19

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Didn't find the answer you are looking for?

Talk to experienced doctor online and get your health questions answered in just 5 minutes.

+110
Consult with a doctor
Online now
Yes take rest, plenty of liquids, and normal diet  . As it infects others also .so maintain isolation also for at least 7days or until the last scab falls

Answered2019-06-01 08:15:08

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Articles you may like

Health Benefits of Eating Chicken

Ms.Swati Kapoor

Chicken - the miracle meatChicken is one of those meat items that finds its place in all Indian meals. A favorite among ... Read more

Chicken Pox or Varicella - What to Do and What Not to do...

Dr.Govind Suresh Mittal

Chicken pox commonly spreads in spring season and early summers, although one may suffer from the same during any part o ... Read more

4 Tips for Speedy Recovery from Chicken Pox

Dr.Vandan H Kumar

Step 1:It's important to relieve/decrease the symptoms associated with chickenpox-like itching, fever, skin infections.S ... Read more

Caring Guide for Chicken Pox Patients

Dr.Neha Bansal

Chicken Pox as it is known as commonly, is a highly communicable infection caused by the varicella zoster virus. It is a ... Read more

5 Differences Between Shingles and Chicken Pox

Dr.Anirban Biswas

BY DR ANIRBAN BISWAS (MD)1 VIRUS- 2 DISEASES (SHINGLES AND CHICKEN POX)Although occurring from the same virus( varicella ... Read more

Chickenpox

Dr.Amey Kelkar

Chickenpox is usually acquired through inhalation of airborne respiratory droplets of an infected host. It is largely a ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Chicken pox

8196 Views
I have met with chicken pox 2 days ago(20FEB).I am using ACICLOVIR 400 tabs.How many days it will take to ...Read More

Food diet after chicken pox

5450 Views
I had chicken pox. It's 24 days now. My blisters have dried up. But i have small pimples on forehead. Can ...Read More

Chicken bone stuck in throat

5246 Views
Last night while having chicken, I swallowed a small piece of rib bone, and it is causing pain when I eat ...Read More

Chicken bones stock in throat

4820 Views
I accidentally swallowed chicken bones. Its late in the evening. I dont bave bread. I tried eating alot, ...Read More

Chicken role in increasing Uric Acid

4767 Views
Hello Sir/Ma'am, Does eating chicken increases Uric Acid? Please do let me know, I'll stop eating chick ...Read More

Chicken pox myself... What can I do... I

26 Views
My 5 month son 1 week before got chicken pox... Now having chicken pox.. Lite... It affect my 5 month bab ...Read More

Chicken pox

75 Views
7years ago i got chicken pox after recovering from chickenpox I got physically so weak and my face became ...Read More

Chicken pox

58 Views
I have been in contact with someone had chicken pox 10 days back what should I do. I never had chicken p ...Read More

Diabetes and Chicken Pox

81 Views
My mother (56) is a diabetic and got Chicken pox from me. She is having a mild fever and body aches. What ...Read More

Chicken pox

41 Views
Hi, I took my 9 month old to PHC for vaccination today. I was sitting next to a mom with 1 year old baby. ...Read More
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.