Warning to parents as chickenpox outbreaks ‘explode’ early - six ways to treat it
Spot the signs: How does chickenpox start?Before a rash appears, you might get a high temperature, aches and pains with a general feeling of illness and a loss of appetite.
Adults who get chickenpox will usually have symptoms for longer and in most cases will have more spots.If you are worried about any of your signs and symptoms you should call 111 for advice.Dr Zoe also advised that you keep your little one's fingernails short, so they don't scratch their blisters until they bleed.3. Stay hydratedsays that if your little one has chickenpox, it's key to keep them hydrated with plenty of fluids.
If your child is struggling to drink, guidance states that you can try giving them ice lollies instead in order to stop them becoming dehydrated.Official guidance states that a pharmacist will be able to help you when it comes to remedies for your little one.to help with pain or discomfort or even buying cooling creams or gels to ward off the itches.and can tell you whether or not they are suitable for your child.
After the bath you should then take care to pat their skin dry and not rub, as this could cause further irritation.Some garments can stick to the body and become irritating for children with a rash.
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