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Can a vaccinated person who develops a mild case of chickenpox still spread the disease?

April 26, 2017Case Chickenpox develops disease mild person spread vaccinated

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Can a vaccinated person who develops a mild case of chickenpox still spread the disease?

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Yes. Vaccinated persons who get this milder form of chickenpox may still spread the disease to others who are not protected. Therefore, these individuals should stay at home until the blisters have formed scabs or if there are no blisters present, until no new spots or bumps are forming.