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Is Chicken Pox caused by a bacteria or virus?

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Is Chicken Pox caused by a bacteria or virus?

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Chicken Pox is a virus called the Varicella-zoster virus the Varicella-zoster virus is spread in the air by coughs or sneezes or through contact with fluid from inside the Chickenpox blisters.

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1) Red Itchy Rash
- Appears first on the abdomen or back and face. The it spreads everywhere including, the scalp, mouth, nose, and ears.

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Chicken Pox affects your body by some infected people have a fever, abdominal pain, or a vague sick feeling that lasts for a day or two before the rash appears. These symptoms may last for a few days. the fever stays in a range of 100 to 102F younger children often have milder symptoms.

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First, Chicken Pocks is made by a virus called Varicella Zoster virus. That Virus then spreads by people coughing airborne, or even people sneezing in the air. Also, the virus is spread by contact with the liquids inside of the chicken pocks blisters on citizens with chicken pox on them (Direct Contact). Chicken Pocks can spread in the late winter and early spring, and if you have VZV, and you have siblings who haven't gotten Chicken Pocks, scientists say it is a 80%-%90 chance of your siblings then getting Chicken Pocks.

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Chicken Pox is treated by various VZV vaccines. These vaccines have been required in plenty of schools for younger children across the country. The vaccines can make your body think you have Chicken Pox, which then builds defenses against that virus. You will then never get the Chicken Pox Virus again. the Vaccine was approved and released to the public in 1995. The VZV vaccine was invented by Thomas Weller in 1954. The estimated number of saved lives in the U.S. with the Chicken Pox Vaccine is 3.5 million people.