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Varicella is a prescription human blood product given as an intramuscular injection to prevent or lessen the severity of chickenpox in high-risk individuals exposed to the virus. It works best when administered ideally within 96 hours (4 days) of exposure, though it can still be given up to 10 days later.
Varicella is a prescription human blood product given as an intramuscular injection to prevent or lessen the severity of chickenpox in high-risk individuals exposed to the virus. It works best when administered ideally within 96 hours (4 days) of exposure, though it can still be given up to 10 days later.