Are smallpox and chickenpox the same?

Smallpox and chickenpox are mostly different. They are two different diseases, both of which are viral infectious diseases. In the early stages, you should actively cooperate with the doctor and use corresponding medications to help control your own disease.

The smallpox virus is more powerful than other viruses. After infection, it can easily cause various symptoms such as blisters and skin erosions. It can also cause fever and damage to multiple organs. You should actively cooperate with the doctor to use antiviral and anti-infection drugs combined with treatment, which will help prevent your condition from worsening and achieve good treatment results.

Chickenpox is usually caused by infection with the herpes zoster virus, which can easily cause blisters on the skin, accompanied by skin pain and fever. In severe cases, it may cause oral ulcers and other symptoms. When necessary, it is necessary to follow the doctor's advice and use ribavirin, ibuprofen and cefixime antibiotics in combination for treatment, which have the effects of inhibiting viruses, relieving fever, analgesia and inflammation, and are beneficial to one's recovery.

During the treatment, you should eat a moderate amount of food high in protein and vitamins to meet the body's nutritional needs, which is beneficial to improving your physical fitness, thereby speeding up your recovery and preventing slow recovery or continued worsening of your condition. You should also do a good job of local skin care.