Chickenpox treatment: Pharmacist explains

Pharmacist Virginia explains chicken pox spots medicines and chicken pox treatments you can apply to your skin to help stop itching and to help the skin to heal. Please speak to your pharmacist or doctor before you buy or use any chicken pox medicines to make sure they are okay for you or your family to use. This video is NOT sponsored - I bought all these medicines from the pharmacy to show you what they look like in this video. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:20 Calamine lotion for chicken pox spots 00:43 How to apply calamine lotion 00:59 Calamine cream for chicken pox spots 01:24 Cooling mousse for chicken pox spots 01:56 Cooling gel spray for chicken pox spots 02:31 Cooling spray with witch hazel and linalool for chicken pox spots 03:06 Crotamiton cream for chicken pox spots 03:40 Mepyramine maleate antihistamine cream for chicken pox spots 04:18 Hydrocortisone cream for healing chicken pox spots 04:53 Antiseptic creams to help skin heal 06:02 Iodine spray to help heal skin and prevent infection 06:58 How to apply chicken pox medicines Thank you for watching, and I will see you at the next video. Virginia is a pharmacist registered with the GPhC (General Pharmaceutical Council) in the UK and this channel is for informational purposes only. The information presented is accurate to the best of Virginia's knowledge. You are responsible for your own research and application of the information presented. Please see a healthcare professional such as a pharmacist, doctor or nurse as appropriate for your own health needs. Any medicines and adverts displayed in or on this video are NOT endorsements by Pharmacist Virginia. No promotions. Just health education. #Chickenpox