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Fever And Rash On Back Neck And Forehead,had Chickenpox Vaccination Before

my 4 year old had achickenpox vaccine when she was 2 years old, 3 DAYS AGO she had a fever and still having fever. today,pimply rashes came out to her front body ,few on her back neck and forehead, i just notice a while ago,, what is this?can you please tell if there is still possibility for my child to acquire chickenpox?
Tue, 16 Aug 2011
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A child can get a mild chickenpox rash even after taking immunization.

The symtoms you have given could not be of sunburn, which is very uncommon at this age. It could be chickenpox or some other viral exanthem. Consult a dermatologist immediately.

Chickenpox should be treated by starting oral aciclovir as soon as possible. The early intake of acicvlovir reduces the duration and severity of symptoms and also prevents permanent scarring

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Dr. sunil pandey's  Response
welcome to"HealthcareMagic forum"
its also sun burn.any viral infection.or other disorder.
so you can not justyfied for chicken pox.
meet your doctor.and get proper treatment.
thanks.............
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Fever And Rash On Back Neck And Forehead,had Chickenpox Vaccination Before

A child can get a mild chickenpox rash even after taking immunization. The symtoms you have given could not be of sunburn, which is very uncommon at this age. It could be chickenpox or some other viral exanthem. Consult a dermatologist immediately. Chickenpox should be treated by starting oral aciclovir as soon as possible. The early intake of acicvlovir reduces the duration and severity of symptoms and also prevents permanent scarring