How to wash your hair with chickenpox

It is best not to wash your hair during chickenpox. Chickenpox may grow on your head or scalp, and there may be a rash of chickenpox. Washing your hair is likely to break the rash of chickenpox. If everyone has scabs, it may also cause it to fall off. At this time, the result may be secondary bacterial infection. Sometimes scars may be left. In addition, if the patient shows symptoms of fever, washing your hair may also cause the patient to catch cold. Therefore, the struggle causing the problem is more serious. If anyone has no chickenpox on the scalp can wash hair, if there is no fever and other uncomfortable symptoms can also wash hair this does not matter, but these want to prevent water from splashing.