What to do with chickenpox

In fact, many patients will experience pus-filled water bags, but some patients will scratch them with their hands, which will cause the water bags to be damaged and infected, which will lead to more serious problems. The treatment of chickenpox must be based on the doctor's instructions and be treated in isolation. The location where the chickenpox grows must be cleaned properly.

1. The diet of chickenpox patients is very important. They should mainly eat high-nutrition and easily digestible foods. They can eat more liquid and semi-liquid foods, such as mung bean soup, wheat soup, porridge, noodles, etc. Don't eat too greasy food, don't eat spicy food, and stay away from nourishing and hot food.

2. If you have symptoms of itching caused by chickenpox, you can use Chinese medicine for treatment, such as Eucommia ulmoides, red beans, Smilax glabra, Coix seed, etc. After washing them, put them in water, boil them for a while, and then take them on time. Although Chinese medicine does not produce side effects, the treatment process is very slow and requires patients to be patient. Combining traditional Chinese medicine with other medicines during treatment can also achieve good results.

3. Purslane and water chestnut paste can supplement sufficient nutrition, enhance skin resistance and keep away from the influence of chickenpox. Mix the prepared fresh purslane and water chestnut powder with hot water to make a paste. Drink it once a day. You can adjust the amount of rock sugar according to personal taste. It is very suitable for people who have chickenpox, fever, and irritability.

The above content introduces the solution to chickenpox turning into pustules. I believe everyone can gain something after reading the above content. In fact, the symptoms of chickenpox are relatively easy to solve. As long as you adjust your nutrition on a daily basis and take some effective conditioning measures, I believe you will be able to achieve the goal of treatment soon. Generally speaking, chickenpox is caused by bacterial infection. If you want to control the worsening of chickenpox, you must maintain daily hygiene and avoid contact with bacteria.