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Division of Community and Public Health Section: 4.0 Diseases and Conditions6/17Subsection: Chickenpox / Shingles Page 1 of 15VaricellaZoster Virus (Chickenpox / Shingles) Table of Contents Overview

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information, such as the patient's personal details, medical history, and any previous experiences with chickenpox or shingles.
2. Begin filling out the subsection by providing the patient's name, date of birth, and contact information. This is essential for identification and communication purposes.
3. Move on to documenting the patient's medical history. Include any relevant information about past illnesses, surgeries, or chronic conditions. Specifically mention any previous incidents of chickenpox or shingles.
4. Describe the symptoms experienced by the patient. Outline any specific discomfort, rash patterns, or fever associated with chickenpox or shingles. Include dates of symptom onset and duration if possible.
5. Provide details about any medical treatments or medications the patient has received for chickenpox or shingles. This can include antiviral drugs, pain relief medications, or topical creams.
6. Include any relevant laboratory or diagnostic test results that have been conducted for chickenpox or shingles. This may involve swabs from the rash or blood tests to confirm the presence of the varicella-zoster virus.
7. Indicate any complications or additional medical intervention that may have been necessary for the management of chickenpox or shingles. This could include hospital admissions, surgeries, or referrals to specialists if required.
8. Lastly, ensure that all the provided information is accurate and clearly documented. Double-check for any errors or missing details before closing the subsection.

Who needs subsection chickenpox shingles:

1. Individuals who have been diagnosed with chickenpox or shingles and require medical documentation for further treatment, insurance claims, or legal purposes.
2. Healthcare professionals, such as doctors, nurses, or medical administrators, who need to maintain accurate and comprehensive patient records.
3. Researchers or public health officials who are studying or monitoring the prevalence and impact of chickenpox and shingles within a specific population.
4. Parents or caregivers who are responsible for keeping track of their child's medical history, especially if the child has had chickenpox or shingles in the past.
5. Lawyers or insurance agents who may require documentation of chickenpox or shingles for legal proceedings or claims related to medical conditions or personal injuries.

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