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Chickennpox Blisters

2021-07-07 11:22:29
I was diagnosed with chicken pox on 2nd July. My blisters are all filled and have started to dry up. Please suggest any medicine or ointment to dry them up faster as i have a 2 month old daughter. And the separation is causing me a lot of mental stress. My daughter is also not in a very healthy state due to solely being on formula feed.
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Yes..it can be improved with specific medicine.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation

Answered2021-07-07 12:11:09

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Hi They will dry gradually with medicines which I suppose you are already taking for chickenpox.

Answered2021-07-07 12:08:18

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