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What side effects are commonly associated with chicken pox?
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Chicken pox sxs: Sxs of chicken pox include a rash that develops first into blisters and then into scabs, fever, feeling tired, decreased appetite and headache. Chickenpox complications can include: pneumonia, sepsis, infections of joints/ bones, brain inflammation & bleeding difficulties.
Answered 10/23/2017
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