Chickenpox Treatment

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• Introduction for chickenpox
• Diet for chickenpox
• Nutritions and supplements for chickenpox control
• Chickenpox herbal treatment
• Acupressure treatment for chickenpox
• Homeopathy treatment for chickenpox

• An over the counter painkiller such as acetaminophen, aspirin, or ibuprofen is helpful in relieving pain and bringing down fever.
• The antihistamine diphenhydramine or chlorpheniramine van help relieve the awful itching of chickenpox. Benadryl is available in pill form as well as in a spray. The pill form is generally more effective at relieving the itching of chickenpox. An antihistamine can also help you to fall asleep, which can be helpful if the itching is keeping you awake at night.
• Viscous lidocaine is a local anesthetic that can be used as a mouth rinse to decrease pain and itching in the mouth. This rinse to decrease pain and itching in the mouth. This rinse numbs mucous membranes, making it more comfortable for you to eat, drink, or brush your teeth if you have mouth sores. This is a prescription drug, and it must be used in small quantities because of its potential toxicity.
• Burow's solution is a power available over the counter at most drugstores. Mixed with water and applied as a soak, it is very effective at drying up weeping sores.
• Calamine lotion can help to relieve itching and dry weeping sores.
• For certain cases of chickenpox, the drug of choice is acyclovir, which appears to lessen the severity and length of the illness. However, it is very expensive and shortens the course of the disease by only a few days. It is therefore used primarily for severe cases that occur in individuals with disorders that impair immune-systems function. Possible side effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, headache, rash, fatigue, and joint pain.
• If during the course of the disease you develop vaginal or rectal lesions, bad sores in your mouth, a fever consistently over 102^oF, an earache, a very painful sore throat, a persistent cough, and / or increased difficulty breathing, call your doctor. You may be developing a complication such as an ear infection, strep throat, or pneumonia.

• Chickenpox : It provides medical information about chickenpox disease including causes, symptoms, etc.
• Chickenpox diet : It gives information and guidelines to choose your sample diet to eliminate chickenpox.
• Chickenpox nutritions and supplements : This section provides comprehensive list of nutritional supplements for chickenpox.
• Herbal treatment for chickenpox : This section focuses on various traditional herbal treatments used to cure chickenpox.
• Chickenpox acupressure treatment: This section provides various acupressure points on the body to treat chickenpox.
• Chickenpox homeopathy treatment: It provides information about homeopathic medicines required for curing chickenpox.

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