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I had chicken pox on 31st March and I jad antibiotics ( Flamcinac-500 ) and got cured after 11 days. But after I came back to my college, some small pimples/blisters started coming out on my face and forehead. Although I dont have fever or itching, but they are painful but no kind of pus formation is occuring. Please help!!! As I am in a Merchant Navy college, I have to shave regularly. But due to the blisters, I am not able to do so. Also help me on removing the dark spots on my face. Thank you!!!
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