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A member asked:
My son has the chickenpox and everytime we use medicine to the rash it disappears inside the his body. is this dangerous? how can i keep them outside
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Nothing: Chickenpox can cause some blisters/lesions in the mouth. There aren't any medicines that should make the spots disappear.
Answered 4/4/2016
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