what do chicken poxs look like? exactly?

Answer 1

Here are a few good websites about Chicken Pox:

1. http://www.cdc.gov/nip/diseases/varicella/

2. http://health.allrefer.com/health/chicken-pox-treatment-chicken-pox.html

3. http://www.chicken-pox.org/

4. http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/hardin/md/dermatlas/chickenpox.html

5. http://www.greatestlivingsite.com/

Answer 2

They are red, raised bumps covering the majority of the body. Of course, they start off as one or two bumps. They also come with a fever, so if you're noticing a bumpy rash with fever, go to the doctor ASAP.

Here are some pictures of the chicken pox: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=chicken+pox&btnG=Search+Images

Answer 3

They're red with a small whitish head, kinda like a pimple or a blister. They usually start in warm areas of the body such as underarm, stomach, groin. A warm bath will bring more out. Use oatmeal bath for itching.

Answer 4

you come out in what look like a spot, it can look like blister and then like a small boil, and then scab. if it is chicken pox these spots will be comeing up at different stages. you may see a few or lots, depending on the severity

Answer 5

starts as a big whitehead looking pimple
then bursts and becomes crusty looking lesion for about 7-10 days
usually accompanied by fever
usually starts on the trunk area (stomach/back)
then spreads
watch for hacking cough b/c then it could be spreading into the lungs
uncommon in this season though more common in March -May
if it's the baby in your pic, put socks on his/her hand to prevent scratching/spreading.

Answer 6

Like poxy chickens.

Answer 7

When they first start to pop up they are like little fluid filled blisters it not for a day or so that they burst and start to crust over.