Twenty-two-year-old chickenpox can not be transmitted to the baby full moon

Chickenpox is caused by varicella herpes virus infection. Chickenpox grows at the age of 22 and may be transmitted to infants who are one month old. Whether it will cause infection depends mainly on the baby's constitution and whether the baby has been injected with varicella vaccine. If the varicella vaccine is injected, the chance of infection will be smaller.