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This is an image of what the Chicken Pox virus looks like. 

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This virus is known as the Chicken Pox. This disease has the potential to be harmful and even deadly. This virus is spread through air-borne exposure. This condition can lasts days or even weeks. This disease is very rare and only has a reported 20,000 cases per year. There is a vaccine available to help to prevent this disease.

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A fever is one of the many signs that could verify if someone has chicken pox. 

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There are many signs and symptoms for this disease.

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There are many signs and symptoms for this disease.

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The obvious sign of chicken pox would be the reddish bumps and blisters on the body. The blisters can be more severe leading to fluid filled sacs. They spread rather quickly over the body. Other symptoms to be expected are fever and loss of appetite. With this virus, one can also expect tiredness and headaches.

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Vaccines are the best prevention method.

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For this virus, the prevention method is vaccination. Two doses are required for maximum strength. The first dose for the chicken pox vaccine is given to children 12-15 months of age. The second dose is given between the age of 4 and 6 years. With this prevention method in place for children, it greatly lowers the risk of contracting chicken pox.

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Anyone without vaccination is at risk of this virus.

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Anyone of any age can contract this virus.

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Anyone of any age can contract this virus.

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Chicken pox is not limited to any age or race. Studies have shown a huge peak for chicken pox in children during their preschool and kindergarten years. Although this study focuses on the fact that children are prone, elders are just as likely to contract it. Without vaccination, everyone is in danger of chicken pox. For children and elders, this virus has more potential to become deadly.

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This lotion, along with others, is known to reduce the itchiness caused by chicken pox.

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There is no direct treatment for chicken pox, but there are methods to prevent some symptoms.

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There is no direct treatment for chicken pox, but there are methods to prevent some symptoms.

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There are many antihistamines that reduce the itchiness of chicken pox. Over the counter medication can be given to reduce fever and headaches. Antivirals can reduce the replication of the virus. There are other measures that can be taken to reduce the symptoms, such as rest and soothing lotion. You could also change your diet to exclude fried or salty foods.

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This is a digitally created image of the varicella pathogen. 

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This is a digitally created image of the varicella pathogen. 

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The Varicella-zoster virus is one of the nine known herpes viruses that affects humans. After contracting this virus, it continues to remain dormant in the body. Varicella-zoster falls in the family Herpesviridae. It is highly transferrable among humans, being airborne. When someone is exposed twice to chicken pox, it is known as shingles. It is common in adults.

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This chart shows a decline in reported cases after years of the vaccine being available.

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This is a picture of an extreme case of chicken pox with blistering and scabbing.

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This is an image of how air-borne viruses are spread.