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Is it normal to get chickenpox twice? is it common for this to happen?

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Rarely if ever: Chickenpox will confer lifelong immunity with the first infection. There are few cases when this may not be permanent, like those with immune disorders or after bone marrow transplant . There are many rash producing illnesses that mimic chickenpox & these probably account for what many think as a first or repeat case.

Answered 12/10/2013

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Is it possible to get chickenpox again after getting it as a child?

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