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2018-05-10 01:29:24
I was suffering with chicken pox from last two weeks...I think it has been quired can I start smoking and drinking now
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You should defer tobacoo and alcohol use

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Hello dear patient, chickenpox is a viral illness, it creates dehydration in body. I advise you to drink lots of water and fresh fruit juices. Regarding your personal habits, they should be in control if you insist on continuing them. Tc

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