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Chicken POx
Caught chickenpox on last month and as per the doctor i have taken the below medicines,
Acivir 800 Mg tablet 25 numbers
Rantac 150 mg
Atarax 25 Mg
Dolo 650 Mg (for fever)
Softramycin cream
Lacto Calamine Lotion
also took 15 days rest, now am seeing 2-3 very tiny rashes on my forearm,
is there any chance for chickenpox again? do i need to take these medicines again? Is there any problem to use Evion Vitamin E capsule (On Skin and 1 per day intake)?
Thank you.
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HELLO,
LOT OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SKIN RASHES AND CHIKEN POX.
IN ANCIENT AGE C. POX HAD NO MEDICINE IT'S NOW AVAILABLE IN LAST 20-25YRS, SO NO QUESTION OF LOW MEDICINES.
DON'T START ANY NEW THINGS.
TABLET ELSY-MT ONE AT NIGHT FOR FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS FOR RASHES IS SUFFICIENT.
IF ITCHING IS THEIR TABLET ATEREX25 MG ONE AT NIGHT WHEN EVER REQUIRED.
TILL IT VANISH COMPLETELY TAKE REST.
LOW SALT DIET OTHERWISE MUCH MORE ITCHING IS THEIR.
O.K BYE.
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