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2018-05-19 05:58:18
I m suffering from chickenpox from 4 days now all blister on skin and face now dried and felt black coloured now i want to remove all very soon as i have to attend coaching classes form Monday
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Do not pluck or peel them off, or else they may leave long lasting scars. Just use aloederm cream twice daily - and let them dry and fall off. Contact a qualified dermatologist after 1-2 weeks for the left over marks - if any. Do not be in a hurry - skin will take its time to heal. Warm regards, Dr Govind S Mittal, Therapeia Skin Hair and ENT Centre, Basavanagudi, Bengaluru

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