Spots after chickenpox

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Even after 6 months of smallpox, the spots do not go away. What to do?

Chickenpox usually occurs without complications in children, but if the child is weak (low immunity), the child may also develop secondary purulent diseases (abscess, jaundice, phlegmon).
Depending on what complication it has left, the specialist will take appropriate treatment.

It can also sometimes develop keratitis (inflammation of the cornea), laryngitis (inflammation of the larynx), otitis, lymphadenitis (inflammation of the lymph nodes). But these cases are also very rare.
Our advice is to take it to a pediatrician or dermatologist, perhaps for another reason.
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