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There is no specific cure to chickenpox, but treatment may alleviate pain or discomfort. Once a person has had the disease, they are usually safe from getting it again. Treatments include paracetamol for fever, and calamine lotion to ease itching. 

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There is no specific cure to chickenpox, but treatment may alleviate pain or discomfort. Once a person has had the disease, they are usually safe from getting it again. Treatments include paracetamol for fever, and calamine lotion to ease itching. 

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The best method of preventing chickenpox is the vaccine. It is safe for everyone and usually requires two doses. 

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The best method of preventing chickenpox is the vaccine. It is safe for everyone and usually requires two doses. 

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Symptoms of chickenpox are: fever, loss of appetite, headache, and malaise. Chickenpox starts out as papule’s that are red or pink. Secondly, the rash turns to vesicles. After they break and leak, they crust and scab over. 

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Symptoms of chickenpox are: fever, loss of appetite, headache, and malaise. Chickenpox starts out as papule’s that are red or pink. Secondly, the rash turns to vesicles. After they break and leak, they crust and scab over. 

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Chickenpox is spread by direct contact with another person, and touching contaminated objects. It is also spread through inhalation of particles that come from blisters, caused by chicken pox. It is highly contagious. 

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Chickenpox is spread by direct contact with another person, and touching contaminated objects. It is also spread through inhalation of particles that come from blisters, caused by chicken pox. It is highly contagious. 

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People at risk for chickenpox are infants, adolescents, adults, pregnant women, and those who are immunocompromised. 

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People at risk for chickenpox are infants, adolescents, adults, pregnant women, and those who are immunocompromised. 