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Suffered From Severe Chicken Pox. High Fever With Red Spots Turning Into Blisters Filled With Fluid Along With Stomach Pain. Left Behind Heavy Scars All Over Body. How To Remove Those Scars?
hello doctor, my name is Sachin and I m 22 years old . 3 months back I suffered from chickenpox which was severe . It came with high fever and the red spots which turned into heavy blisters filled with fluid . It lasted 2 months with complication as stomach ache . When it ended it left me with heavy scars all over my chest,back, hands ,face . I feel rejected to go outside . Is there remedy as medicine are available ? help me
Mon, 25 Jun 2012
Hi Sachin,
Deep or infected lesion of chicken pox can make scar on body.
Specific medicine for this scar is not yet invented but do not be frustrated
Some surgical procedure like- dermabrasion, microdermabrasion, subscision and laser, can remove your scar.
I like to suggest you that wait for 6 months to take any procedure because scar might be fixed within this period.
with regards.
Deep or infected lesion of chicken pox can make scar on body.
Specific medicine for this scar is not yet invented but do not be frustrated
Some surgical procedure like- dermabrasion, microdermabrasion, subscision and laser, can remove your scar.
I like to suggest you that wait for 6 months to take any procedure because scar might be fixed within this period.
with regards.
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Hi,
Chickenpox in adults leave scars in some people.
They gradually fade.But may not go completely.
Don't try to scratch the scars,
Vitamin E capsules may improve healing of scars, you can also apply the Vitamins E dissolved in oil present inside the capsule over the scar areas.
Eat fresh fruits and vegetables.
If it still don't go, there are many cosmetic procedures you can try.
Regards.
Chickenpox in adults leave scars in some people.
They gradually fade.But may not go completely.
Don't try to scratch the scars,
Vitamin E capsules may improve healing of scars, you can also apply the Vitamins E dissolved in oil present inside the capsule over the scar areas.
Eat fresh fruits and vegetables.
If it still don't go, there are many cosmetic procedures you can try.
Regards.
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