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Chicken Pox

2018-04-15 15:14:30
Hi, I'm recovering from Chicken pox. It's been six days since the onset of rashes. Now everything has turned to dry crusts. I was taking anti viral tablets. My diet consists of fruits and rice porridge. I've not been taking bath dude to fear that it might spread. When can I start having normal food again?. Is it okay to take bath? When can I consider myself fully recovered?
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U can.. Depends on the stage of disease...... Do direct online consultation  by sending photos, otherwise meet me at my clinic, for accurate diagnosis and treatment

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