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A member asked:
Me and my boyfriend kissed yesterday.today i came to know am having chickenpox.he already had chickenpox in his childhood.does he hold any risk?
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No: The fact that your boy friend already has had chickenpox as a child makes him immune to getting the disease again. A very slight risk exists because if the illness in childhood was very early on , especially before 1 yr of age he may not have developed good immunity. But overall u should feel relaxed about this.
Answered 4/3/2016
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