Is it serias for a grown man to have chichen pots and what if any side affectswat are they?

Question

Is it serias for a grown man to have chichen pots and what if any side affectswat are they?

Answer 1

You could have Shingles and if yes then it will become serious and very painful.  My dad had them last year and my one friend who is only 33 got them as well.  Get it checked out.

Answer 2

For your sake, I hope English isn't your first language because if it is, you're illiterate....

Answer 3

if youve never had it its not

Answer 4

Its Chickenpox and no its not serious.

http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/fact...

Answer 5

use spell check in future

Answer 6

F - -

Answer 7

Only ONE person got this right--YES, chickenpox can be VERY serious in an adult. you need to see a dr NOW and he will give you a medication known as Zovirax which hopefully may stop the outbreak in its tracks.

   It won't become shingles, at this stage of the disease, although the virus stays in your body and you could get shingles at a later date (true of anyone who has had chickenpox,old or young.)

What can happen is that the spots can not only cover your body but also go into your mouth and onward into your lungs. This can cause a kind of pneumonia that can quickly prove fatal.

So get to your dr or even casualty at the hospital asap!

Answer 8

It is very serious, it can cause death.

Answer 9

i had chicken pots, but no chickens grew, so i threw them out. d**n garden centre

Answer 10

a grown man knows how to spell, doesn't he? :)

as for your question i suppose red itchy spots would be a symptom.

Answer 11

Chicken pox at older age can cause shingles.  They can be extremely painful and cause scarring.

Answer 12

I'm not quite sure what you are asking about...how about doing a CHECK SPELLING and start over in english?

Answer 13

you mean chicken pox and yes they can be serious for a male over the age of puberty as it can cause infertility

Answer 14

Chicken-pox for adults is called "Shingles" and the effects are almost identical to its childhood relation.

Answer 15

It's more serious for an adult than for a child. You should see a doctor.