On which day is chickenpox most serious in children?

There are actually many infectious diseases around us. The reason why some people get them and some do not is, first, they have not come into contact with patients with these infectious diseases, and second, there are certain antibodies in the body. Chickenpox is also an infectious disease. However, in some areas, people have been vaccinated against chickenpox and are not easily infected. So the question is, on which day is chickenpox the most serious in children?

When a child suffers from chickenpox, the condition is usually most serious on the third or fourth day. At this time, chickenpox will break out in large numbers on various parts of the child's body, and the child will also have a fever. Parents should not panic, just take care of the child normally, keep the home clean and ventilated, dress the child in loose and comfortable clothes, and feed the child a light diet, but avoid greasy or spicy food.

You can drink more mung bean soup, silver flower dew, wheat soup, porridge, etc. Avoid eating onions, garlic and meat, and try to avoid seafood such as fish, crabs and shrimps. Once the chickenpox has scabbed over, it is no longer contagious, but you still have to be careful not to be careless and don't scratch it with your hands, otherwise it will easily leave scars. In addition, you must pay attention to nutrition in the diet, strengthen exercise, increase the child's resistance, drink plenty of water, eat more fruits, vegetables and other foods rich in vitamins, which can promote recovery.

Of course, because each child has a different growth environment and different eating and living habits, the recovery time may be long or short. Some children need many days for the chickenpox to scab over, but mothers don’t have to worry too much. With normal care, it generally won’t take more than a month. At the same time, recovery from chickenpox is closely related to daily care. If the care is good and all aspects are paid attention to, recovery will be faster.