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What to do if you have chickenpox and have a low fever

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What should I do if I have chickenpox and have a low fever? Analysis of recent hot health topics

Recently, with seasonal changes and periods of high incidence of infectious diseases, common childhood diseases such as chickenpox have once again become a focus of concern for parents. The following is the statistics of hot topics related to "chickenpox" and "low-grade fever" on the Internet in the past 10 days (as of November 2023):

Hot search keywordssearch volume indexMain focus groups
Chickenpox early symptoms120,000 times per dayMother aged 25-35
Chickenpox fever 38 degreesAverage daily 87,000 timespediatric patient family
Chickenpox vaccine expiration dateAn average of 65,000 times per dayParents of preschool children
Chickenpox infectious periodAverage daily 52,000 timeskindergarten teacher

1. Typical symptoms of chickenpox accompanied by low fever

What to do if you have chickenpox and have a low fever

According to recent statistics from pediatric outpatient clinics in tertiary hospitals, about 82% of chickenpox patients will develop a low-grade fever of 37.5-38.5°C, which usually lasts for 2-3 days. The main symptoms are:

symptom stagedurationHandling suggestions
prodromal stage1-2 daysFatigue/loss of appetite
Rash period3-5 daysPapules → blisters → scabs
recovery period7-10 daysThe scab falls off

2. 5 steps to scientifically deal with chickenpox and low fever

1.Body temperature monitoring: It is recommended to use an electronic thermometer to measure every 4 hours, and physical cooling is the main method below 38.5℃.

2.Antipyretic methods:

body temperature rangeProcessing methodThings to note
37.3-38℃Warm water bathAvoid areas with rash
38-38.5℃Antipyretic patch + drink more waterObserve mental state

3.skin care: Use calamine lotion (2-3 times a day), trim nails to avoid scratching blisters

4.diet conditioning: Recommend liquid/semi-liquid food and ensure daily water intake of 1000-1500ml

5.Indications for medical treatment: In case of persistent high fever (>39℃), vomiting, convulsions, rash and suppuration, please seek medical attention immediately.

3. Summary of recent recommendations from authoritative institutions

Organization nameCore recommendationsRelease time
Chinese Center for Disease Control and PreventionChickenpox patients should be isolated until all scabs form2023.11.05
Chinese Pediatric AssociationAvoid aspirin-based fever reducers2023.11.08
WHORecommended 2-dose varicella vaccination regimen2023.11.12

4. Answers to common misunderstandings of parents

1.Misunderstanding:Antibiotics are necessary for chickenpox
Facts:Chickenpox is a viral infection and antibiotics are ineffective. Abuse of antibiotics may increase the burden on the liver and kidneys.

2.Misunderstanding:If you have a fever, take antipyretics immediately
Facts:Fever below 38.5℃ is a normal response of the immune system. Excessive reduction of fever may be detrimental to recovery.

3.Misunderstanding:Once the scab forms, it is no longer contagious
Facts:The infectious period lasts until all scabs have completely fallen off (usually 10-14 days)

5. Things to note during the recovery period

According to the latest clinical data, chickenpox patients should pay special attention to:

Time nodeNursing focusReview indicators
3 days after scab formationKeep skin cleanObserve for secondary infection
1 week after recoveryGradual resumption of activitiesImmunity testing
1 month after recoveryEvaluate vaccine catch-upAntibody level testing

Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in many places have reminded that the chickenpox epidemic has entered a seasonal peak period, and it is recommended that children who have not been vaccinated should be vaccinated in time. If suspected symptoms occur, seek medical attention as soon as possible to make a clear diagnosis and avoid blind use of medication.

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