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2016-04-11 12:40:04
11month baby infected with chickenpox v have given him Al d vaccination till now nothing s pending.. How to take care of baby?how long it takes to cur
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hello, chickenpox usually subsides by itself all you need to do for baby is maintaining good hygiene.(daily bath). and paracetomol syrup for fever and well feeding of baby. with in one week it will subside. if fever is high, baby is lethargic, if baby nood feeding well, and cries whole day, consult pediatricia immediately.

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Hello if you have given vaccination der is nothing to worry everone in der lifetime has to experience chicken pox after that most of them will acquire immunity der is no specific treatment for chicken pox as such palliative treatment should be done consult paediatrician for further evaluation and treatment.

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