Chickenpox is a very common disease in children. This is a benign disease that can heal itself after 7-10 days, but can also cause sepsis, pneumonia, encephalitis... or leave sequelae later.

Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease, mainly found in children with a very high spread ability. To help patients' families know how to care for their children and detect and promptly handle chickenpox. Below are instructions from Professor Dr. Pham Nhat An - Director of the Pediatric Center at Vinmec Times City Hospital.

Chickenpox can become an epidemic, and is more dangerous when the main target of the disease is children. Parents need to equip themselves with knowledge about the disease as well as how chickenpox is transmitted to know how to protect their children's health.

Chickenpox is a contagious disease caused by a virus that can cause an epidemic. The disease is benign and is usually treated at home, but it can also cause life-threatening complications, especially in children. How to care for children with chickenpox to avoid complications?

Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease caused by the Varicella Zoster virus. Chickenpox in infants is especially dangerous because children have poor resistance, the disease spreads quickly and can easily cause dangerous complications.

Whether chickenpox can recur is a topic of interest to many people, especially parents with young children and pregnant women.

Chickenpox is a contagious disease caused by the Varicella zoster virus. The most characteristic sign of chickenpox is the appearance of blisters and chickenpox spots all over the body. Normally, these spots will dry up and heal without leaving scars, however, if not properly cared for, chickenpox scars can seriously affect the aesthetics of the face.