Most children have chickenpox or rash during spring and autumn, which is also the most common disease among children. In order to prevent the occurrence of chickenpox, it is inevitable to vaccinate the child. So what are the side effects of chickenpox vaccine?

　　chickenpox vaccine, prepared by the passage of varicella virus strains, is the only way to prevent varicella infection. Vaccination against varicella can not only prevent chickenpox, but also prevent complications caused by varicella zoster.

　　Varicella vaccine can stimulate the body to produce immunity against varicella virus and is used to prevent chickenpox. The varicella zoster virus is highly contagious and easily spread. Humans are its only host. There is no effective drug treatment. Vaccination with varicella is the only effective way to prevent the disease, especially in the control of varicella outbreaks. The popular aspect played a very important role.

　　Generally there is no response after vaccination. A few people may have transient fever or mild rash within 6-18 days of vaccination. Generally, they will resolve themselves without treatment, and they can be treated symptomatically if necessary. However, you should pay attention to the following items after varicella vaccination:

　　 1. Avoid using aspirin (wink pain) within six weeks after varicella vaccine.

　　 2. The effect of varicella vaccine is about 99％ that is, 100 people still have a chickenpox after vaccination.

　　3. Side effects of varicella vaccination: about 1~2％ patients have fever. About 1~2％ the inoculated body will grow a few blisters.

　　 4. If you have been exposed to varicella patients 2 to 3 weeks before the vaccination, you may still get chickenpox after receiving the varicella vaccine, but it may be milder. This is because the incubation period of chickenpox is about 2~3 On week, if you are infected but still in the incubation period, you may get chickenpox if you are vaccinated because you don’t know.

　　 5. After receiving the varicella vaccine, it is best not to come into contact with patients with varicella within a month. Because it still takes a while after vaccination to produce enough antibodies.