If my chicken pox turn yellow does that mean that they are infected?
I have had the chicken pox for four days now and some of the blisters are starting to turn yellow does this mean that they are infected?
And if so what can i do to cure the infection? When will it dry ?
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Yes. It should be treated eslle there will be permanent scarring on the skin. Please send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment
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