Pictures of Chicken Pox

One of the main symptoms of chickenpox are most easily detected is a red rash that usually spreads throughout the body. There are some people who experience it at some particular parts of the body, such as the scalp, face, chest, back, abdomen, or legs. There are some others who experienced the whole body, even up in the mouth and ears.

In the early stages, appear rash shaped papules with a diameter of less than 1 cm on the skin of people with chickenpox. Papules then swell up like a blister and contain a yellowish liquid. After 1-2 days, the nodule will dry up and form scabs which will peel yourself.

Chickenpox rash usually does not have the developmental stages simultaneously. Therefore, it is likely there are a bunch of new papules that will form the blister, pimple while others have started to dry up.





Rash of chickenpox in people with children who have received the chickenpox vaccine can generally milder than those who have not received the vaccine.





Rash of chickenpox in people with young women who have never received the chickenpox vaccine.



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