Chickenpox is a common and usually mild illness, especially in children It causes an itchy rash of spots that turn into blisters before crusting over. You or your child may also feel unwell, have a fever or aches before the rash appears. Most children get better at home without seeing a GP, but it’s important to keep them off nursery or school until all spots have crusted over to help stop the spread. There is no treatment for chickenpox. But, y…
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