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A member asked:
After chicken pox disease, my complexion become dark. please help me i am in deep grief.
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Do not grieve: Change in complexion is unusual with chicken pox or with the use of conventional treatment. Please return to your physician for a reassessment of the reason for this change in color to determine if it is temporary, side effect of medication or a complication of the infection. It is important to confirm that you had varicella and to be certain that the liver has not been affected. Take care.
Answered 11/28/2017
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