Chicken Pox Symptoms

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Chicken pox symptoms are most widely known by the blisters that appear on the face and body. Chickenpox is highly contagious and is caused by the varicella-zoster virus.

There are other signs of chickenpox that accompany the eruption of blisters. which include, fever, headache, cough, aches and pains. The symptoms of chicken pox are similar to the flu or a cold. A person may also experience diarrhea, a runny nose and a feeling of being very tired.

Once the blisters appear, usually on the face, they are red and filled with fluid. They break open and a scab forms over the blisters. In addition, these blisters itch and cause varying degrees of discomfort.

The varicella-zoster virus has been known to trigger the body to produce antibodies against other parts of the body. In this instance, there is the possibility of developing multiple sclerosis, lupus and other diseases.

If this Herpes virus, which is the most infectious of the herpes viruses, spreads to other areas of the body, secondary infections can occur. The lungs and the brain are two areas that can be affected.

This can result in a life-threatening situation. The Chicken pox symptoms that are associated with the secondary infections are:

A change in consciousness, such as passing out
Slurred speech or being unable to talk
Delusions, hallucinations, lethargy, delirium, confusion
Dehydration
A fever of 101 or higher
Seizures
Problems breathing, which include wheezing, labored breathing, shortness of breath
Loss of balance or dizziness

Chicken pox symptoms will vary from one person to the next. There are some people who only experience mild chickenpox symptoms. They may have fewer blisters and may not have any other symptoms. Even those who have had the chicken pox vaccine can get this infection.

The infection from chickenpox causes a virus to remain in the body, which can later recur and is known as the shingles virus.

More than 90% of the population will test positive for this Herpes Virus.

The Human Shingles Virus normally occurs when the immune system is weakened, reactivating the virus that was contracted when the person had chickenpox. This can spread to other areas of the body, such as the lungs or the blood.

What can be done to prevent the recurrence of this virus?

Although modern medicine does not provide a solution for the recurrence of the Herpes virus, there have been amazing results shown from a centuries old naturally growing plant.

The extract from the Larrea Tridentata plant, in Shegoi Products known as Virastatin now known as Larreastatin, has been used for many years by Native Americans for a variety of problems. Research has been ongoing for a number of years and results have shown that this extract works by stopping oxygen combustion in the mitochondria of cells.

This slows down the cellular processes,
which can include the duplication of viruses.
Virastatin is the only patented natural product in the herpes anti-viral Category. In addition, it is the only one patented that does not cause liver damage. There have been some Larrea tridentata products that were crude extracts as people attempted to copy this natural remedy.

The result was an inferior product that was thought to contribute to liver damage. This is all the more reason to ensure the product is patented.