Not all red spots would be considered chickenpox. It could be a simple rash, or infection. See your healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis and treatment of your rash.
Chickenpox usually starts with feverish-like illness, or a cold. The illness usually lasts about a week, to two weeks, and it is very common amongst young children, although older youth and adult are able to have it, although it is quite uncommon.
The hallmark of the chickenpox rash is finding bumps in various stages at the same time, including blisters, sores, and scabs. Red bumps that don't meet this criterion are not likely to be chickenpox.
Fever and spots could be the result of a number of illnesses besides chickenpox. If you aren't sure of your illness, see your health care provider.
Sometimes granuloma annulare can arise after chickenpox infection. See your health care provider for further diagnosis and treatment.
There is no benefit to bringing out more chickenpox spots, and increased temperature may make you more itchy.
3 spots. but you can have up to 2,000 spots on your body.
Chickenpox is no longer contagious once the lesions are scabbed over. So it is possible for spots to be visible, but to no longer be contagious.A chickenpox rash is contagious until all lesions are scabbed over. A person may no longer be contagious even if the spots are still visible.
Red blood cells are significantly larger than chickenpox virus.
Red measles and red spots and swelling of the skin and leads to death if you don't receive vaccination.
An unvaccinated person with chickenpox usually gets 250 to 500 spots. Someone who has been vaccinated may get just a handful.
If the symptoms you have are flu-like and there are red, itchy bumps all over your back and stomach, it could be chickenpox. Chickenpox usually starts out as a cold, and this is known as the incubation period when you are most contagious. After a few days, spots begin to develop over the trunk of the body, limbs and sometimes on the face. The spots develop a fluid-like center and are very itchy. You can take paracetamol or ibuprofen to reduce fever and apply calamine lotion to the spots to relieve itching.
Tiny red blood marks on your body can be a sign of serious disease. Contact your health care provider right away for advice specific to your situation.
no they have pink spots on them if the spots are red they are highly poisoness
No, chickenpox remains contagious until all spots are scabbed over.
It's measles.