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Regarding Chicken Pox Medication
My sisters daughter(11 years old) is feeling itchy, blister like rash along with fever symptoms since today's afternoon
. Suspecting as it’s checken-pox. 10days ago her younger bro is affected with chicken box and about to get cured fully so suspecting same is caused for her too.
shall we take her to hospital or wait for natural/traditional curing?
What injection, tablets are suggested?
How many days it will take to recover?
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Medication required if the infection is complicated one. Consult pediatrician.
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Chicken pox usually less severe in childhood n gives protection against it in later life..only conservative management needed....
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