Immediate chickenpox immunization clinics, strict handwashing, cough hygiene, and restricting return of sick school community members until all lesions are scabbed can stop the spread of chickenpox within a school.
You can prevent the spread of chickenpox in hospitals by ensuring the immunity of all hospital workers, and by using appropriate droplet isolation techniques for suspected or confirmed cases of chickenpox. As always, handwashing and effective housekeeping strategies are the first line if defense.
If someone is in contact with someone with chickenpox they can EASILY catch the virus...so yes you can catch it even if the person doesn't have it YET it takes three days until you get sympthoms but you still have they virus and yes you are contagious I recomend you stay away
Swimming with chickenpox could spread the infection to others. A person with chickenpox should stay away from other people until the blisters and sores have scabbed. Swimming with open lesions may also cause a small risk of secondary infection if you swim in water that includes microbes.
If you spent time with someone with chickenpox, you could be infected unless you had chickenpox or the vaccine before.
If you had chickenpox, it's possible for your bumps to get a secondary infection. In other words, you could have a bacterial infection of the chickenpox sores.
Chickenpox virus remains in your body, and may be reactivated later to cause shingles.
If you had it as a baby, it could be chickenpox: if not enough immunity is built up the first time, then the varciella-zoster virus can strike again, as chickenpox, not shingles.
A child/infant should not be around someone with chicken pox. If a child has already had the vaccination, they should be okay; however, vaccinated children have developed chicken pox. http://www.drgreene.com/21_510.html
No, chicken pox is very unpleasant, but if they want an excuse to get out of school then that could possibly be something they would like about chicken pox.
Chickenpox and pregnancy are two different sickness all together.
Yes, there have always been deaths from chickenpox. Usually, patients recover completely without complications.
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chickenpox can cause death in a person of any age. This happens due to complications such as pnuemonia, meningitis, staph infections etc.