Got pox? Panic's not gonna work even if you are full headed into it. Whatever situation you get bad, sit down, relax, think and plan out the future.Pox has been treated and is being treated in various methods in various beliefs, but I think it's good t stick down to the mainstream medicine which we are gonna see in depth in this article.
Zoster Varicellus is the virus responsible for causing pox. Although pox is common in children or people of smaller age, it affects older folks too, if they are not immunised the way they want to be. Certain theories, even in Allopathy have suggested the single-occurrence of the virus do fail because, even I, the writer of this article have got chicken pox about 3 times in my entire life.
A lot of medicines are available in the market for treating pox, most of them have the powerscript "800". So this is it. You get it? Any medicine intended to treat Chickenpox must have the powerscript of 800 or its multiples(though some doctors prescribe 400, they aren't available locally and people rely on breakages of 800 to get 400s.
So the medicine: ZOVIRAX 800 for full grown adults or teens over 14 with a weight of over 40 kg. ZOVIRAX 400 for children below 13 with a bodyweight of below 40 kg.
Regular intake of the tablets four times a day, once in 6 hours is reccomended, either before or after meals.
Isolate the patients.
Try hanging or placing neem leaves around the patients, as it acts like an antibiotic.
As small pox has been eradicated in almost full of the globe, we don't mention the medication associated with it, coz' it has some really complex works running behind. So, if you get small pox by chance, rush to the hospital as soon as possible.
This virus, takes a time of 15 days to affect the patient, from the time it enters the host's body. 14 or 15 days and the patients falls sick. Another 10 to 15 days, patient gets cured. By this time around, another person in the home, who is ill-vaccinated or has a lower immunity gets affected. So, if possible, if someone in your home gets pox, it is advisable for the other members of the family to be vaccinated against the virus.
Don't use water to wash the face or body of the patients, as water would do nothing but just worsen the situation.
And mostly, DO NOT SCRATCH. I know it'd be a lot tempting to be itchy and it'd be really nice if you put your hands around and have some scratches. But, beware, this will lead you to a more worse situation.
So that's it, I suppose, even if you don't treat chicken pox with medicines, it's gonna fly away within a few days, but for a somewhat speedy recovery, I think we can use this phrase, tablets will definitely help. Please put your questions down below, if you have any, and let's see again. Ta-Ta....
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Zoster Varicellus is the virus responsible for causing pox. Although pox is common in children or people of smaller age, it affects older folks too, if they are not immunised the way they want to be. Certain theories, even in Allopathy have suggested the single-occurrence of the virus do fail because, even I, the writer of this article have got chicken pox about 3 times in my entire life.
A lot of medicines are available in the market for treating pox, most of them have the powerscript "800". So this is it. You get it? Any medicine intended to treat Chickenpox must have the powerscript of 800 or its multiples(though some doctors prescribe 400, they aren't available locally and people rely on breakages of 800 to get 400s.
So the medicine: ZOVIRAX 800 for full grown adults or teens over 14 with a weight of over 40 kg. ZOVIRAX 400 for children below 13 with a bodyweight of below 40 kg.
Regular intake of the tablets four times a day, once in 6 hours is reccomended, either before or after meals.
Isolate the patients.
Try hanging or placing neem leaves around the patients, as it acts like an antibiotic.
As small pox has been eradicated in almost full of the globe, we don't mention the medication associated with it, coz' it has some really complex works running behind. So, if you get small pox by chance, rush to the hospital as soon as possible.
This virus, takes a time of 15 days to affect the patient, from the time it enters the host's body. 14 or 15 days and the patients falls sick. Another 10 to 15 days, patient gets cured. By this time around, another person in the home, who is ill-vaccinated or has a lower immunity gets affected. So, if possible, if someone in your home gets pox, it is advisable for the other members of the family to be vaccinated against the virus.
Don't use water to wash the face or body of the patients, as water would do nothing but just worsen the situation.
And mostly, DO NOT SCRATCH. I know it'd be a lot tempting to be itchy and it'd be really nice if you put your hands around and have some scratches. But, beware, this will lead you to a more worse situation.
So that's it, I suppose, even if you don't treat chicken pox with medicines, it's gonna fly away within a few days, but for a somewhat speedy recovery, I think we can use this phrase, tablets will definitely help. Please put your questions down below, if you have any, and let's see again. Ta-Ta....
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