What is the difference between chickenpox and hemp? Will you leave a scar or become pockmarked after healing?

Hello, chickenpox and measles are both caused by virus infection. Usually, patients with chickenpox may or may not have fever, but the difference between them is that both of them are red rashes at the initial stage of the disease, while chickenpox will appear blister-like rashes on the red rashes after more than 12 hours, and they will appear in batches during the recovery period. Measles must be fever, accompanied by catarrhal symptoms, such as cough, runny nose, tears, conjunctival congestion, Fick's spots on oral mucosa and so on. Rash occurs later than chickenpox, usually starting in 3-4 days. There is basically no blister rash on the rash. The rashes of these two diseases are easy to distinguish. Not easy to confuse. The rash you said should be chicken pox, not measles. If the chickenpox rash does not cause bacterial infection, it will not leave scars, because it will not invade the dermis. If you accidentally get infected, you may leave a scar. But this disease will not leave a pockmark. Pockmark is caused by smallpox, which has been declared extinct all over the world.