Research on the Influencing Factors of the Spread of Chickenpox

Abstract

Chickenpox is an infectious disease that spreads and occurs extremely quickly due to the varicella-zoster virus. It not only causes respiratory infections, but also usually causes a series of complications. Although previous studies have shown that the incidence of chickenpox is related to climate change, air pollutants and vaccination, there are still many uncertain factors that can be studied. In this study, the logical regression model method was used to sort out the statistical data from several cities in China. The statistical table counted the number of patients from 2018 to 2020. Conclusion: Although chickenpox has nothing to do with school pattern, and education level, it has a strong relationship with seasons, population density, population mobility, and extreme weather. which have never appeared in previous studies, which provides some new suggestions for the etiology and prevention of chickenpox. If further medical investigation is conducted on these factors, it means that they can be inspired in future research on chickenpox prevention.