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Chicken pox

2018-10-11 09:04:17
I am having few boils on the face, very small ones. After that, i have spotted few more boils on the face near nose and ears, 1 boil small ones. And, today afternoon, i spotted one boil on the back of left forearm, and one new one developing in the front. Is it a possible sign of chicken pox? What precautions and medications i should take to cure quickly if it's a confirm chicken pox?
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High possibility..Without seeing can't treat...Do direct online consultation for prescription by sending photo.

Answered2018-10-11 10:10:51

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Cud be. Cannot comment without seeing the rashes. If chicken pox is not treated, you will get scars all over. Please send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment

Answered2018-10-11 09:10:50

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