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Disease Information for Chickenpox: Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms: Pain Swelling Neck Posterior One side; Pain/swelling occiput area
: Breast milk Spread to Child
: Red/erythema skin discoloration
: Blebs/vesicles/skin; Bulla/bullous rash; Centrifugal rash/body face first; Crusting Rash; Encrusting Skin Lesions; Excoriations; Fever and Rash; Multifocal skin lesions; Multiple pox/pustule lesions; Papular Rash; Pruritic/itching rash; Pruritis Itching; Rash; Rash hand/foot areas; Rash on palms and soles; Rash with well demarcated lesions; Rash/Truncal area Then facial Scalp; Sores/weeping sores skin/extremity; Vesicobullous rash in Elderly; Vesicobullous rash/lesions in Children; Vesicobullous rashes; Vesicular rash
: Appendicitis pain syndrome
: Oral lesion/ulcer; Ulcerative stomatitis
: Lymphadenopathy; Lymphadenopathy Systemic; Postauricular adenopathy; Suboccipital adenopathy
: Febrile seizure/children; Headache
: Vaginal/Vulva ulcers
: Cough; Cough Dry Non-productive
: Acutely ill patient/signs; Adults sicker than children; Constitutional symptoms; Fever; Fever Febrile Possible; Fever in kids; Fevers, low grade/recurrent; Flu-Like Syndrome; High body temperature; Malaise
: Post-auricular pain/tenderness; Sudden deafness
Typical Clinical Presentation: Viremia Sepsis with low WBC
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Presentation/Fever in Cellular Immune Defect
: Presentation/Infection Complication Cardiac Severe
: AIDS with Fever; Fever and High Sed Rate
Disease Progression: Course/Acute only; Course/Illness not recurrent; Course/Prodrome; Course/Prodrome/1 to 3 weeks; Course/Three weeks; Incubation/2 to 4 weeks; Incubation/Intermediate; Incubation/three weeks

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