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Herpesvirus varicella- zoster, also known as Chicken Pox, is a "highly contagious viral infection causing raised bumps on the skin that itch and cause blisters" according to Mayo Clinic.

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Chicken Pox are spread through the touching of blisters, saliva, or mucus of an infected person.

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The treatment for Chicken Pox is pain medication, oatmeal baths, and moisturizer. Since this is a virus, it must run its course, therefore medical treatment is only for comfort of the patient.

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Vaccines are available for those who have never had Chicken Pox. However, if you were diagnosed with the virus at some point in your life, the vaccine is not necessary.

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Generally, children under the age of ten are diagnosed with this virus.

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The symptoms of Chicken Pox include blisters, scabs, ulcers, and red spots on the skin. Other symptoms may include headache, fatigue, swollen lymph-nodes, or loss of appetite.