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How to stop irritating in chiken pox
Now I had chicken pox what to do for that to cure faster and food to take and what should not take suggestions
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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required..
Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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Chickenpox usually heals on its own in 1–2 weeks. Take rest, drink plenty of fluids, eat light home-cooked food (fruits, vegetables, dal, rice). Avoid oily, spicy or junk food. Do not scratch the blisters to prevent marks and infection.
Use a gentle body lotion to apply whole body after bath
Next Steps
If fever is very high or blisters are severe, consult a doctor immediately.
Health Tips
Keep nails trimmed, wear loose cotton clothes, and stay isolated till all lesions are dry to avoid spreading infection.
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Dr. Roja B Hulihalli
Dermatologist
6 yrs exp
Ranebennur
Hello 👋
Chicken pox
Having chicken pox after 18 years need crucial n specific treatment for cure n to prevent scars
It wil more extensive n scary but no need to worry it is curable with certain steps should be followed during breakout
Specific medication should be started as soon as possible which resolves most of it
Food - diet has to be followed strictly
Good hydration
Isolation
Incase of emergency admission is best option
Dnt do multiple treatment together
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do online consultation with dermatologist for better results
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