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Chicken pox

2019-03-26 08:02:48
Suffering from chicken pox since 6days. N under medication also...now the blisters r turning yellow filled with pus..is it something serious?
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Hello ,as per your clinical history is concerned please take medications as suggested by your Doctor and it has three stages like — bumps, blisters and scabbed lesions,so never scartch it. Hope that helps and wish you a good health

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Hello these are postures. Please don’t scratch them r Let them heal and also consult your treating doctor

Answered2019-03-26 09:11:19

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