Chicken Pox Treatment (3)
Chicken pox is a skin condition that is brought about by the varicella zoster virus or VZV. This is a virus that is similar to the herpes virus, bringing about herpes zoster and chicken pox among children. Chicken pox treatment should be sought out since the red spots could soon develop into uncontrollable blisters which would become sores, then crust.
Just like any other kind of infection, it is recommended that you up your dose of Vitamin D3 especially during the first three days. This is a great way to boost your immune system. To know about the right kind of dosage, be sure to consult your doctor.
It is important to bring your immune system to healthy levels as this will be your main defense against the illness. Other immune system boosters include omega-3 fatty acids, probiotics and Elderberry syrup. Herbs can also do
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Here are some of them –
Aconitum. This is best administered during the first stages of the chicken pox. It is especially useful when the patient has a fever or is feeling restless and extra thirsty.
Antimonium crud. This should be administered to children who are showing a particular sign – a white-coated tongue. These children are also more irritable than other patients suffering from chicken pox. Other signs that would allow you to administer this are pustules and pimples. Children who seem to have a prickly-heat-like symptom would feel relief when administered with antimonium crud.
Apis. This remedy is best for children who experience severe itching and a stinging feel.
Belladonna. This should be given to patients with severe headache, hot skin, flushed face, and drowsiness. Those who find it hard to sleep would also do well to take this medication.
Rhus tox. This is a renown remedy for chicken pox sufferers especially those who experience intense itch and