Best Natural Home Remedies for Chicken Pox

By Chronicle Editor | July 29, 2015 | Health Wellness Gazette | No Comments

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How to effectively treat chicken pox without traditional medication.

Chicken pox is caused by a herpes-related virus and lasts for about 1 to 2 weeks. It is common in children, especially those under 12. Children who contract chicken pox are usually immune to the virus for the rest of their lives, however, in rare cases it can return. Adults sometimes experience more severe cases.

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Symptoms include a significant breakout of relatively small skin sores, headache, fever, and other flu-like symptoms. The virus is commonly spread through the air. People with weak immune systems and poor diets are usually highly susceptible. Chicken pox usually runs its course and symptoms gradually disappear. However, it is possible to take preventative dietary measures to prevent it and treating it, once contracted, is highly effective with herbal and natural remedies.

Zell Oxygen will help to raise the immune system, inprove general well being and support the body in fighting the infection.

Colloidal Silver and Olive Leaf Extract are natural anti-virals that will help to eliminate the chicken pox. Colloidal Silver can also be applied directly to the spots.

Baking soda: Add 2 tablespoons of baking soda to a bath water to reduce itching.

Oatmeal: A bath of oatmeal is a natural remedy for relieving the itch due to chicken pox (add oatmeal lotion to the bath water).

Neem: Lukewarm water baths with neem leaves will help to relieve the itching.

Sandalwood: Apply sandalwood oil from the first day of appearance of rash till the fall of scabs.

Honey: The skin should be smeared with honey for fast recovery.

Carrot and coriander: Drink the soup made up of carrot and coriander.

Do’s

Take plenty of raw fruits and vegetable juice, especially lemon juice.

Patient should be kept in well-ventilated room.

Lukewarm water baths must be given every day to relieve itching.

Wear light, loose, nonitchy clothing. Avoid wool.

Cut child’s nails short to reduce damage from scratching.