Is chickenpox contagious if you have no fever?

Answer 1

Some patients, particularly those vaccinated in the past, can get a case of chickenpox so mild that no bumps are noticed. Talk with your healthcare provider for information specific to your situation.

Answer 2

Yes you can. A high temperature is just a common symptom of the flu. So if you don't have a temperature but possess other symptoms, you may have the flu. Also, if you believe you have the flu but don't have a high temperature, the temperature may still follow afterward as the flu progresses.

Answer 3

Yes you can, although a fever is a very common symptom of influenza. See the related questions below.

Answer 4

It is possible to have the chickenpox and have a low fever or no fever at all. Particularly, this is possible if you have already been vaccinated and get a mild version of the illness.

Answer 5

Chickenpox is contagious until the blisters and sores scab over. This scabbing usually happens some days after the fever resolves, so you are usually contagious even when you have no fever.

Answer 6

A chickenpox "carrier" is someone who is infected with chickenpox but does not have symptoms. Therefore, someone "carrying" chickenpox has no symptoms by definition.

Answer 7

yes.