Ok. Someone I know has got all these spots growing all over her that look like chicken pox but can't be.??????
536641
There have been many cases where Chicken pox have infected a human more than once in their life.  But, it's very dangerous for an adult to have it, so you might want to get her to see a physician sooner than later.  Be safe!
585314
yeah, poor bugger got skin cancer and it spread...\npoor sally :(
210312
depending on how long she's had them for, she's probably past the contagious period - which is typically when they start to crust over.  Otherwise, tell her you will check in with her next week when she is no longer  contagious because you don't want to get sick - there's nothing wrong with saying that...\n\nby the way - a person is contagious two days before the pox appear- so you've probably already been exposed... takes about a week or two for it to show up after you've been exposed.
1027702
what a coincidence!  I know a girl with huge t*ts!\n\nalthough you may want to carry an umbrella in case the pimple explodes.  I don't really have that problem.  LOL
336811
YES.  diseases are becoming bigger and badder as we get older.  even if you were imunized as a child, a different strand could be out there and you could get it.  sad but true.  same with chicken pox.
219938
Any growth should be checked by a dermatologist.  My friend had a "beauty" mark on her face that her doc said was fine.  She became pregnant and it grew like crazy.  The doc still said it was fine.  She got a second opinion from a dermatologist and found it was skin cancer.
173889
If it's new, see a doctor, probably just a mild skin thing, fixed with some cream stuff, nothing to worry about. If it's been there a long time, like, a really long time, it might be psoriasis, or however it's spelled. It's a skin thing, also, nothing to be done about it, not contagious. But you can keep it down with some treatments. Doesn't sound bad, tho.
423768
You should see a dermatologist.
1056778
Once all of the spots have formed scabs they are no longer contagious.  Mind you, do you really want every stranger you see berating you and calling you a bad parent.  Just because you think it's okay doesn't mean everybody else will.  When it comes to parenting, everybody's a busybody.
964784
YES! it happened to my little girl. The doctor told me that the outbreak would be very mild and it was about 2 or three small spots that looked like bug bites.
467190
I'd say anything they would eat.  He or she is probably beyond miserable at this point so just let them have what they want.  You can put them back on their regular diet after they've gotten over the chicken pox.
751281
She becomes contageous right as she gets infected. To make sure you dont get it wash your hands A LOT. I would take Airborne that stuff is amazing and works wonders against colds, flu, and anything else! Trust me its awesome! also, get your flu shot that would also keeep you from catching what she has.
92744
It could be a heat rash, or chicken skin (not sure of the actual medical term but you can find it like this online) you might want to take him to a dermotologist.
84930
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/dermatographia/HQ00528\n\nnot saying that you have this, but it is a possibility? see dermatologist if concerned, does not seem sinister from what i hear.....
782976
could be sun spots, i'd definitely goto the doctor and look into that
123624
It's possible if her hands aren't clean.  She could easily carry herpes on her hand.  I'm sure she washed them though in the sink on the street corner using the anti-bacterial/anti-virual lotion before you picked her up.
1084018
Sorry to say, not really. This is one of the most common viral infections kids pass around, increasingly so over the past several decades as more and younger kids have gone into daycare with less prepared immune systems. But it isn't really harmful, has no long term side effects and runs its course in 6-9 months. Just wash your hands, make sure he washes his, which is always good practice anyway, as you know.  Keep the sheets clean weekly, probably no overnights with non - infected friends.\nCheck with your doctor to be sure what I am saying is correct, and don't be too upset over it all.\n\nI just did a rapid google check and came up with a lot of sites purporting to have miracle cures for molluscum contagiosum. I would be very careful before investing in or using any such remedy. That is why I won't list any of the sites I came across here b/c I don't want to seem as if I am somehow endorsing them. I will tell you that my son had this also when he was four and I took him to the dermatologist who put freezing drops on each wart and froze them off. I had to bring him in every week for about a month til we got them all and this was over 15 years ago. I am glad that I was using a licensed dermatologist though, you know why?????\n\nBecause at the very end of his treatment, my son and two year old daughter came down with chicken pox which initially looked exactly like the molluscum to me and if I had been treating them MYSELF, being a DR. MOM, I would have put something for warts on a chicken pock and maybe really scarred them for life. Of course the real doctor recognized immediately what was wrong.\n\nGo see a skin doctor. That would be best.