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Good question - Speak to your pharmacist to get clove oil that you can use on your teeth. If the only ingredient is clove oil in the essential oil, and it is not contaminated, then it could be used on teeth - see your dentist as soon as possible if you have a toothache.

It is possible to use magnesium sulphate paste to draw out pus for paronychia to relieve pain - but please see a podiatrist (foot specialist) to take a look and offer you advice as you may need antibiotics or other treatment. Thank you for watching and hope the infection clears 😊

If you have mouth sores, chocolate might be okay, but not pickles as they may cause a burning feeling

Body lice live on clothes and furniture (like bed and sofa) - so the treatment is to wash your clothes in hot water and there are more tips you can find here my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/17919-body-lice

I think my English is bad I mean I like to drink many 💧 water but chicken pox is had pimple liquid what if it didn't dry and it became worse

Yes please drink water as you normally do, a bit more to help the skin to heal. The water you drink will not make the chicken pox worse

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Hi, you can use a mild cleanser - anything that does not dry your skin 😊 then you can apply a light moisturiser afterwards

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No not forever- you need to see a dentist

Sorry to hear about your experience, please see a doctor to give you advice 🙏 hope you get well soon

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Try a small amount on the heat rash area to see if it helps - generally, it can be used to help relieve heat rash to reduce itching and cool the skin.

Hello, Thank you for your question - I recommend you speak to your doctor about taking it just in case it affects your medication. Losing weight can lead to changes in how much medication you take, so please speak to your doctor before taking anything like L carnitine or anything else. There may be other options that could help you and your doctor will be able to advise you.

Good question- you should wash off the calamine lotion first, then you can apply moisturiser. You should not pit calamine lotion on then moisturiser on top as it will dilute the calamine lotion and it will not work like it should to help reduce itching

@@pharmacistv should i wash it with cleanser or just water?

You can wash with just water, no need for cleanser 😊

Hello again, when should be the proper time to put moisturizer? is it before calamine lotion or after calamine lotion? i just want to clarify! And thank you for being responsive! You are great!

Thank you - good question- you should not apply moisturiser at the same time or before or after using calamine lotion. When the chickenpox is gone and you no longer need to use calamine lotion, then you can apply moisturiser 😊

Hello, sorry to hear you have chicken pox- usually it takes 1 or 2 weeks for the virus to go away. Usually it gets worse (high body temperature and spots) before it gets better. Please see your pharmacist or doctor for treatment advice. Get well soon.

Thank you so much that is very kind of you! I appreciate your support :)

It depends on what the doctor prescribes 😊 everyone has different skin sensitivity to tretinoin.

Hello, I recommend you show the white spots to your dermatologist so they can help 😊

At a Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre (YFVC) - each centre has their own unique stamp which is registered so you know it's a real clinic.

Yes generally you can - please speak to your doctor or pharmacist to check it's right for you.

Generally yes, but if you have never used it on the face before then put a small amount to check you do not have a reaction to it. See your doctor or pharmacist for more advice if you are unsure.

Hello, You can apply itching cream but only on skin that is away from sensitive areas (like the inside of your nose, or inside mouth, or near eyes, or on eyes, or near private genital areas) - before you apply anything please see your doctor or pharmacist to check you can apply it. Chicken pox can come up anywhere including the nose, ears and hair (scalp). It usually takes one to two weeks to completely go away. If you are vomiting you need to see a doctor, it is probably not a good idea to eat a burger if you are vomiting. Eat plain food like plain rice, plain crackers - there is a video here on what to eat if you have chicken pox: ua-cam.com/video/UwYfzeEy-QA/v-deo.html

Calamine lotion does not get rid of black spots - please see your doctor for help 🙏 😊

Thank you! Yes that is okay - just keep an eye on it in case there is any swelling or a hard lump, then you may need to see the nurse to take a look to check for signs of infection or anything else. 😊

@@pharmacistv Thank you again for your advice! I will monitor it and get the nurse to check it out when I go back for my next appointment.

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Hello, I think dermadew is a type of cream for the skin to help with sore skin - have you tried it already? If it does not help, speak to your doctor for advice.

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Hello, sorry to hear about your experience with chickenpox - you do not need to apply calamine lotion that often on the face. Maybe apply less - every 3 to 4 hours. The spots will get worse over the fitst few days then they will all dry up and go away. The whole process takes 1 to 2 weeks. You are young so there is a lower chance of permanent scars. Please see your doctor about the spots and a skin expert like a dermatologist to avoid scars - they might give you a cream like retinol but only after all the spots have gone away. I hope you get well soon 😊

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@@pharmacistv hi again umm should i use calamine lotion on my face pimples in their early stages or when they have dried up ?🥲

Hey, great question - you can put calamine when the spots are fresh all the way until they scab and fall off 😊 calamine will help with the itching which is usually when the spots are new and filling with liquid to become blisters. I hope you get well soon 😊

@@pharmacistv hi again . I have a question does my face pimples spread more through washing it with water? Like does the virus move to other side of my face . I don’t know how to wash the calamine cream off without getting more pinples

Sorry to hear this - generally he needs to be looked after by a doctor that knows about hepatitis B. Most people with hep B should avoid alcohol, high fat foods and smoking. Eat a healthy diet and exercise regularly. There may be medicines the doctor can prescribe that help lower how much hepatitis B is in the body to help.

Hello, Sorry to hear about your experience - it looks like you are already recovering which is good news. Chicken pox usually lasts about one to two weeks, so over the next week the blisters on your body are likely to dry up. Speak to your pharmacist or doctor for advice 😊

Happy to help! Thank you for watching

Hello, if your dog is vaccinated and you are vaccinated then take your dog to get a test for rabies. Then your doctor can decide if you need treatment 😊

There is no certificate number, there is a YFVC number when they stamp your certificate to validate it in the clinic.

Usually it takes 1 to 2 weeks to recover from chicken pox

Thank you so much! Yes absolutely you can get a flu vaccine generally if it has been over 6 months since your last flu vaccine and flu season has started wherever you are travelling (like Australia has flu season before the UK)

@@pharmacistv Thank you for your reply, it is very helpful! I'm leaving for a trip and got the extra flu vaccine just in case.

Glad to help ☺️ have a lovely trip!

Heya, yes it should work for that, apply it and then put on a bandaid exactly like you said. Let me know how it goes :)

Sorry to hear that you have been unwell. Yes you can eat all foods if the sores have healed.

Yes the pimples will go dark on the skin and feel itchy maybe for another week or so, and then go away on their own -it can take a few weeks for the colour to go back to normal . Drink water to help your skin heal. You can go back to school if all the spots have dried and healed :) Always speak to your doctor or pharmacist for advice as I cannot see your skin to offer advice, so these are just some thoughts to help you 😊

Hello, sorry to hear this- if you have had a rash for a month then this might not be chicken pox, you will need to see a doctor or pharmacist to check your skin. I hope you are feeling better after dengue fever, it can take some time to recover from that.

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Sorry to hear you are not feeling well. From my research keeping neem leaves is not going to help you. You need medicines from your pharmacist to reduce itching like antihistamine and pain relief like paracetamol. Coconut oil will not do anything, but you can eat it. If you cannot eat meals, try to have sweet drinks or ice cream or use a blender or mash your food to make it easier to eat (like mashed Boiled potatoes). Please speak to your doctor or pharmacist for advice to help you 😊 I hope you get well soon.

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Thank you 😊 Glad it was helpful for you

Heya, sorry it does not work for very deep splinters inside the skin. That will need to be seen by a doctor to decide.

@@pharmacistvoh, okay

That's right - pregnant women should not use clove oil as we do not have enough research to show it is safe. Always speak to your doctor or pharmacist before taking any medicine especially if you are pregnant.

Yes always see a healthcare professional - dermatologist would be ideal 😊

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So sorry to hear you are going through this, you could try sitting in a cool bath (not ice water), and wrapping an ice pack or frozen food in a towel then pressing it onto your skin. The spots will come and go for a few days, then they will all crust over and fall off. See a pharmacist for Antihistamines to help reduce itching and some cream to prevent skin infection like antiseptic first aid cream. They may offer you paracetamol for pain (but don't take ibuprofen). I hope you get well soon.

You might be allergic to calamine so please stop using it - you might need to use antihistamine cream instead, or swallow antihistamine tablets or liquid by mouth - see your pharmacist or doctor to find one suitable for you 😊

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So glad to hear calamine lotion has helped you and you are getting better 🙌 thank you for watching ☺️

@@pharmacistv it actually didn't. Right now when I'm writing this, my body is itching so bad.... I wanna die at this point. The lotion never done anything for me

Sorry to hear that, you might want to try antihistamine cream instead, or take an antihistamine tablet or liquid by mouth - speak to your pharmacist about which one is right for you - for now, you can sit in a cool bath or have a cool shower to help reduce the itching, or wrap an ice pack in a towel and press that against your skin to help. Hope you get better soon 🙏

You can use paracetamol to help with pain or sore skin, the skin does not need to be itchy for you to take paracetamol. You can take two 500mg paracetamol tablets at one time, then wait around 6 hours to take two 500mg tablets again if you need it. It sounds like you didn't do anything wrong - please speak to your pharmacist if you are not sure - I hope you get well soon 😊

Sorry to hear that, I hope your brother is feeling better- if it does hurt to apply then stop using it, some people can be sensitive to the lotion so the cream is more gentle. There are alternatives like cooling gels, or taking antihistamine liquid medicine by mouth, and skin can be sore so a painkiller might help like paracetamol. Hopefully you can see a pharmacist or doctor nearby to get the right treatment for him. Glad you found the video helpful 😊

Great question! It depends - I recommend speaking to a registered dietician or doctor that specialises in nutrition. Sugar patients need to control the level of sugar in their blood which is mostly linked to the food they eat and how much they exercise, so a supplement like L-carntine might have little effect.

@@pharmacistv thank you soo much this is very helpful

You can wash your face, but be gentle to avoid pulling the skin which can cause scars - use a clean towel and pat your skin dry, then you can apply a moisturiser and antiseptic cream on the spots to avoid infection. If you are worried about scars, when everything is fully healed then please see a doctor who specialises in skin (called a dermatologist) to help. They might recommend retinol cream.