CHICKENPOX

IS a childhood disease and is produced by a virus.this is a minor illness. It is characterized by itchy, red blisters that appear all over the body. It is very rare to have the chickenpox infection more than once.

Symptoms
An itching occurs with the presence of red pimples which burst and cause ulcers or scabs.these appear on the body and later on the face , arms and legs.

Before the rash appears, you or your child may have some mild flu-like symptoms, including:

• feeling sick
• a high temperature (fever) 
• aching, painful muscles
• headache
• generally feeling unwell
• loss of appetite

Causes
Are by contagious contact with others.symptom appear 2 or 3 weeks after contact.

The chickenpox virus is spread most easily from someone who has the rash. The blisters are very itchy and break open easily, which can contaminate surfaces or objects. The virus may then be transferred by touching the surface or object, then touching your face.
The virus is also contained in the millions of tiny droplets that come out of the nose and mouth when an infected person coughs or sneezes. This can also contaminate surfaces or objects.

Treatment
 If your child is in pain or has a high temperature (fever), you can give them a mild painkiller, such as paracetamol.
 It is important for children and adults with chickenpox to drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration. Sugar-free ice lollies are a good way of getting fluids into children. They also help to soothe a sore mouth that has chickenpox spots in it.
Chickenpox can be incredibly itchy, but it's important for children and adults to not scratch the spots, to avoid future scarring

Apply aloe vera activator extract or aloe vera gelatin on each blister.this eliminates itching and helps healing.also take bee propolis and garlic to strengthen the immune system and eliminate infections
Aloe vera gel and juice, bee propolis.
Beta carotene, vitamin C.
Multi-minerals including calcium, zinc, magnesium.
Herbal tea.