Chicken pox is a highly contagious virus and almost all children will get it. It is a relatively minor disease, however, and children do not become very sick. Symptoms of chicken pox include a rash or red, pimple-like spots that turn into clear blisters. The rash can cover the entire body including the throat, mouth, ears, genitals, and scalp. Sometimes a child may only have one or two spots. If anyone in your neighborhood or in the classroom of your children has chicken pox, start looking for symptoms (fever, abdominal pain, followed by blisters on the skin) from your child in about two weeks. Chicken pox is contagious one day before the rash appears until all the pox are scabbed and dry.
Unfortunately, there is no useful prevention. In fact, the disease is less bothersome for a young child than an adult.
Silver sol can be very beneficial in neutralizing the problem(s) chicken pox cause. It can also help with the blistering and scarring. The key is to apply silver sol gel within four hours of the first outbreak. The Silver Sol gel will help to reduce the impact that the pox has on the skin. Often resulting in less blisters and scarring.
Applying the silver sol gel topically one to four times per day will help the condition improve quickly. Also, you should drink two teaspoons of the silver sol liquid twice a day.