Is it chickenpox?
actually i need a prescription or certificate for this because tomorrow my bro have to fly and i don't this it's a good condition to fly
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Chickenpox cannot be confirmed or ruled out reliably from one photograph. If there is a new blistering rash or fever, your brother should be examined locally today before travel; avoid flying and close contact until the diagnosis is clear and any lesions have crusted. Do not start acyclovir or other medicines without a clinicianâs assessment. A medical certificate can be issued only after proper examination; I can review the case through a consultation.
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Arrange an examination today and postpone travel until the doctor confirms fitness and infectious status. Keep the patient hydrated and avoid sharing towels or utensils.
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Urgent review is needed for breathing difficulty, confusion, severe weakness, dehydration, persistent high fever or rapidly spreading rash.
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Lesions Look like Chickenpox..
symptomatic treatment required
Tab Paracetamol SOS
Plenty of fluids & juice
Lesions and fever will be subside in 10 days..
For Prescription and Certificate need physical Examination...
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