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Initially he was not feeling well and took pain killers for 2-3days . This elevated his fever and later diagnosed with chickenpox...it's almost 6 weeks now ..spots are still present...Are they still contagious...pls help?? Should he start going to his work again?? Dr said to use calamine lotion and given ibuprofen...how much more time it will take to completely remove spots...??
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Don't worry.. Usually 1 week only..Without seeing can't treat...Do direct online consultation for prescription by sending photo.
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