Chicken Pox

By Angelica Carrillo, Cristal

Cardona, Bibiana Benites, and
Eli Leon
 What is Chicken Pox?
Chicken pox is caused
by a virus called
varicella zoster.
People who get the
virus often develop a
rash of spots that
looks like blisters all
over their bodies.The
blisters are small and
sit on a area of red
skin that can be
anywhere from the
size of a pencil,
eraser to the size of
a dime.
What are the
Symptoms?
The early symptoms
of chicken pox may
include cold
symptoms, fever,
abdominal pain,
headaches and a
general feeling of
illness. These can
come with the rash
or a day or two
before it. The fever
may be high the first
few days.
 Treating Chicken Pox
with Folk Medicine

valerian lantana
lemon
aloe vera garlic

calendula
echinacea
ginger St. Johns Wort
 Treating Chicken Pox
with Scientific Medicine

Claritin Calamine Lotion

Tylenol

Zyrtec
Benadryl
 Bibliography
Googleimages.com
health.target.com
Kids health.org