Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, the situation you mentioned could possibly be chickenpox. Pay attention to whether there are blisters—if there are, it can be diagnosed accordingly. If there are none, it may also be related to other exanthematous diseases like rubella. If it is chickenpox, antiviral medications should be administered both internally and externally. If it is rubella or other conditions, symptomatic treatment should be provided, along with heat-clearing and detoxifying medications. Anti-inflammatory treatment should also be given if there is inflammation. It is recommended to visit the dermatology or infectious diseases department of a hospital for examination and treatment after confirmation.