I've been dealing with a persistent fever for the past four days, and then I started getting blisters all over my bodyon my face, scalp, chest, arms, and legs. A local doctor said it's chickenpox and gave me triz valtovol 500mg and voltaflam 50mg tablets. I started taking them twice daily since last night, and the blisters are turning black and hurting less. I think this might mean they're healing. But now, I'm concerned because I'm getting tiny blisters on my penis and glans, and it's worrying me. I'm not sure if this is from the chickenpox or a side effect of the medication. The blisters are small, but they hurt a little when I pee. Can you help me figure out what's going on? Let me know if you need more details.

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