- female
- 25 Years
- 29/01/2025
I've been dealing with a case of chickenpox from July 27th to August 12th and got back to my regular routine after that, even though I still had scars and felt a bit weak during the day. Sometimes I felt totally exhausted, but I just ignored it. Now, on August 27th, I'm feeling really weak with a 103 fever, heavy breathing, body aches, and some digestion problems. Should I be worried that these are related to chickenpox, or is this something different?
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Chicken pox take 2 weeeks to heal in your case you got cured,the only thing is weakness due to infection,consume healthy diet and take adequate rest for that,and the fever that you are complaining about might not be related to chicken pox,that could be due to weakness,take dolo 650 three times in a day and atek rest,if its becoming worse,visit Physician for appropriate managemnet
Answered 04/07/2025
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