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When is a person infectious with chicken pox? by Calico C Chicken pox is a very highly infectious illness associated with childhood although adults can still develop it. It is characterised by red spots all over the body which are often white in the middle. They are very itchy and can also be accompanied w... More> Is the chicken pox vaccine necessary? by Laura Kaeding Chicken Pox used to be a routine childhood illness that everyone caught. It was a little bit miserable, but not too bad. As long as it was caught and dealt with before you turned 12 years old or so, it was almost like a free week off of school. Now,... More>
	How to recognize chicken pox by Maggie O'Cala Years ago Chicken Pox was common among school aged children. In fact, those who had not caught it were in the minority. Routine vaccinations that prevent chicken pox have made the occurrence of outbreaks a thing of the past. However, there are still... More> How to minimize chicken pox scars by Shawn Wells Chicken pox is a viral disease that is recognizable by an itchy rash consisting of fluid-filled blisters that can develop over the entire body. When these blisters break they leave a scab covering the open sore. These scabs can leave beh... More>
Who should receive the chicken pox vaccine? by Darian Peters Chicken pox is one of the more memorable of childhood diseases with its constant itchy rash and fever. However, there is a chicken pox vaccine that is available to provide the person's immune system with the information that it needs to successfully... More> How to lessen the appearance of chicken pox scars by Jonte Rhodes Chicken pox is a viral infection which the vast majority of people have at least once in their lives, often when they are young children. The infection itself usually clears up after a few days without any specific medication, although is known to b... More>
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