Can chickenpox cause vomiting?

My son had chickenpox last summer and started throwing up on day two. I absolutely panicked and rushed to our pediatrician, but she reassured me that mild vomiting can happen due to high fever and weakness. It became normal after his fever went down, so don't worry too much but do keep the doctor updated.

Haan beta, during chickenpox, the body gets very heated from inside, which can cause vomiting and loss of appetite. Give them cool, light foods like rice gruel (kanji) or diluted buttermilk. Take care of them, they will recover slowly with rest.

With chickenpox, your immune system is completely drained, and high fever can slow down digestion, leading to vomiting. Obviously, skip any heavy physical activity and just rest. Once the doctor says it's okay and the fever subsides, very light walking around the room can help get your digestion back on track.

My sister is suffering from chickenpox and she just vomited twice today. I am getting really scared if this is some serious complication of the virus. Has anyone else or their kids faced vomiting during chickenpox, or should we go to the hospital right now?

I got chickenpox in college and honestly, the high fever made me so dizzy and nauseous that I threw up everything I ate for two days. It is super annoying but it got better once the blisters fully came out. Just stick to liquids and don't force heavy solid foods.