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Chicken pox

2018-06-24 04:40:41
How many will it take to recover?? It's itching and paining. What are the prevention I should take.what to eat and what not to eat
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It you do the treat chicken pox, you will get many rashes and it will cause permanent scarring. please send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment

Answered2018-06-26 11:02:16

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Usually one week..But chicken pox won't pain.....Send photos, of the affected area for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Answered2018-06-24 04:49:13

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