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[1] ca. 14 days [2] From the day before rash begins - until spots are dry. [3] Child complains of feeling unwell & develops a rash and possibly a temperature. Red spots are visible becoming fluid filled blisters after ca. a day. They start on the chest & back first then spread.. Lymph glands behind ears become 'lumpy'. Blisters become scabs which eventually drop off. Unless the spots/blisters are badly infected scarring is rare. [4] Visit to the Practice unnecessary unless you are unsure that it is chicken pox or the child severely distressed. Paracetamol are recommended as are a plenty of fluids. Loose, baggy clothing helps avoid itchiness, which can be further relieved with calamine lotion and lukewarm baths. [0] 
Chicken Pox
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Dolphins Practice, Haywards Heath - Health Advice - Children's Illnesses
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