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Chickenpox and menstruation
I have got chickenpox on 15 Feb and got my menstruation (period ) on 19 Feb. Is it normal to have chicken pox and period menstruation at same time plz tell m concerned . Can it have any bad effect???
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It is normal.
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chickenpox is a viral infection.
and menstruation is a normal process.
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Hi dear, its nothing to worry. There is nothing wrong to get your menses when you are having chickenpox. If your menses is regular no problem. If you have any concern you can call us or visit our clinic.
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Hi dear don't worry no problem
Take rest and healthy vegetarian food
Plenty of fluids
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Dr. Anjana Minu Rajan
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15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi ,it's normal no problem
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Dr. Vivek Pahwa
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20 yrs exp
Delhi
No problem mam
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Dr. Merlin
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Homeopathy has medicine for your condition.
Chat online ll guide u
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