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chicken pox scar treatment
i just had my chicken pox this week. and i'm afraid of having marks on my faces. some of the scabs have been falling and it left my skin having reddish or dark spots. what will i do in this early part of having scars? can i do some to prevent permanent scars? for how long would i have this?also, i still have many in my trunk, what will i do to hasten their disappearance? i wish you could help me. i'm only 15. thank you.
maemo on 2008-03-05
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
With the pessage of time these will disappear but if you want to take medicine then BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM-30 one dose daily for 2 weeks.
dr.mahfooz
dr.mahfooz
♡ Mahfoozurrehman last decade
by the way dr, is the medicine you're referring to an 'over the counter med'? or does it need a prescription from a doctor? i haven't heard of that and i'm not sure if it's easily found.
maemo last decade
This medicine is easily available all over the world please try to get it in schewebe germeny batch.
dr.mahfooz
dr.mahfooz
♡ Mahfoozurrehman last decade
dr saw yr comments for chicken pox scars and i had chicken pox last month 10th i.e feb 10 and now there r scars left on my face and body i feel very difficult to face the outside world dr., i saw the medicine beriberi aquofilium u have mentioned it, ihave got irritable bowel syndrome and sometimes viginal infection and am medicated with EUCOFLORA probiotic and will this medicine have side effects, so taking this for removing the scars should not agrevate the existing disease, pls help and need yr comment
priyab71 last decade
I loVe dermalmd scar serum It smells good and nourishes the skin but its choice it differ for u.for me it faded awau all my scars
Ryshaa 6 years ago
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