Symptoms

In order to know if you've been diagnosed with chickenpox, you'll start to get these following symptoms:

·         Low-grade fever.

·         General discomfort, illness or lack of well being.
·         General feeling of tiredness, lack of sleep.
·         Dry coughs and sore throats.

·         Intensely itchy skin rash – appears as small blisters surrounded by irregularly-shaped patches of inflamed skin known as ‘dew drop on a rose petal’

·         Ulcers – might develop in certain areas, including the mouth and vagina.

When you start to feel or notice these type of symptoms, go to a doctor and have a check-up. It's better to know if you've got chicken-pox earlier than later.