Flowering has symptoms

Blossoms may cause obvious blisters on the skin, accompanied by itching or ulceration.

Chickenpox is the more common type of chickenpox, which is also caused by herpes zoster infection. It will cause blisters, itching or papules to appear on the skin surface. In severe cases, there will be macules or ulcers, which may occur in various parts of the body. For people with weak resistance, the symptoms may last longer and are accompanied by obvious high fever.

Chickenpox is highly contagious and may be spread through close contact. It requires timely oral antiviral medication under the guidance of a doctor. Cool and antipruritic ointments can also be used. However, care should be taken to avoid squeezing or excessive rubbing with the hands, as this may lead to secondary infection and leave obvious sequelae, causing pigmentation or scars on the skin.

During the treatment, you should also adjust your diet. You should not eat beef, mutton or seafood. These foods are all irritants and may worsen the condition. You can eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, observe the recovery of your skin at any time, choose loose clothes to reduce friction on the skin, avoid strenuous activities or taking showers, etc., ensure adequate sleep, and do not stay up late for long periods of time, which will be conducive to the recovery of the condition.