Patient's question:
Patient Age: Previously in good health, the illness started with fever, later developed into high fever. Past treatment and effectiveness: Initially, antipyretic drugs were used, and during intravenous infusion, it was discovered that... (The rest of the text is incomplete in the original Chinese, so the translation cannot be completed. Please provide the complete text for accurate translation.)Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, if the diagnosis is chickenpox, breastfeeding should be stopped immediately. Chickenpox is highly contagious and spreads through droplets or direct contact. The incubation period ranges from two days before the rash appears to when the scabs form, lasting about seven to eight days. Once all the scabs have formed, there is no longer any. For a two-month-old baby, if they are exposed to chickenpox within 72 hours, they can be given varicella-zoster immune globulin (VZIG) intramuscularly, which can help prevent the illness.