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To treat chockenpox, main treatment is acyclovir tab
to prevent scar marks
only thing you need to do is take anti itching drugs and don't pick the papules forming on face. Let them heal naturally
do contact me for further diagnosis and treatment if you feel necessary.

In my opinion chicken pox is not cause of hair fall. Ask for cbc blood sugar lft rft re urine t3t4 tsh.

These chickenpox marks go in different stages. Drying of vesicles, scab formation with black coloration, falling off of scabs, leaving behind whitish spots. Normally color returns to normal within 2-3 weeks. Simple lactcolamine liquid may be applied multiple times. If marks are on exposed parts like face etc giving bad look. Ocuvir skin cream can be applied twice a day. Sure to get normal.

Anetoderma. Require laser treatment or cryotherapy. I could help you better if I could see your lesions to grade them.

If that doesn't work please follow these herbal combinations for complete cure
sootshekhar ras 1 tablet twice a day
chandanadi avleh 10 gm twice a day
chandanadi lepam.

No not to be worried. For encephalitis there are minor chances. If any symptoms present like headache ,seizures, etc or for further queries please consult me personally on Lybrate.

Chicken pox blisters becomes non contagious as scabs form and no new lesion appears in 24 hrs.
Please consult for more details.

Chickenpox can leave behind scars and blemishes on the skin, which can be frustrating and affect your self-confidence. There are several ways to reduce the appearance of these scars and blemishes, including:
over-the-counter creams: there are many creams and ointments available that claim to reduce the appearance of scars and blemishes. Look for products that contain vitamin e, aloe vera, or silicone, as these ingredients have been shown to be effective in improving the appearance of scars.<...more

Most of the time aphthous ulcers are due to infection, decreased immunity, or to local alergy/irritation. As patient is 74 years old, definitely steroids are not an option it will reduce immunity.
Patient can be treated with antibiotics and nsaids and multivitamins (b complex)

If you have been treated for malaria and are still experiencing dizziness and throbbing pain in one side of your head, it is possible that you may be experiencing a side effect from the medication or have another underlying condition.
It would be best to follow up with your healthcare provider to discuss your symptoms and have a full evaluation to determine the cause of your ongoing symptoms. They may recommend further testing or refer you to a specialist for further evaluation and managemen...more