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Chicken pox doubt
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I got a single painful blister on chest.its been two days.attached is the image. Kindly let me know if this is a chicken pox related.ots painful on touch.blister looks white sorrounding little red
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This is folliculitis. Consult online with me for detailed prescription and guidance.
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This is folliculitis.
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Hello welcome bro
Single blister can not be chicken pox,
It may be other viral infection.
Soon it will rupture.Then you apply antiseptic lotion.
Kindly take antibiotics and analgesics
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Dr. Jay Vashisth
Family Physician
1 yrs exp
Mumbai
Chicken pox is a viral disease. It can spread from one family member to another easily if you want to know more abiut the diagnosis and treatment kindly consult
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