Varicella with secondary skin bacterial complications: case reports

Chickenpox is a very contagious childhood disease with self-limited course. It most common in children up to 10 years old, but can infect person at any age. Varicella presents itchy pseudo-polymorphic rash (macula, papula, vesicle, crust) and mild intoxication syndrome. The benign uncomplicated general, complications occur regardless of immune status concomitant diseases. Neurological respiratory are among the complications. In patients described this article, we observe secondary bacterial superinfection (pyoderma phlegmon). These third varicella, may have serious consequences. cases presented call attention proper skincare patient chickenpox choice an appropriate antipyretic control fever. also important emphasise importance vaccination against combat misconceptions anti-vaxxers.