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Why do chickenpox have a really bad effect on adults and why are they mild for children? If an adult gets chicken pox, it is usually worse than when a child gets it. Usually after a kid gets chicken pox, he will not get it again: he is immune. An adult who has never had chicken pox is not immune and can therefore get sick. Also, if a person has a second occurrence of chicken pox, the second time is usually worse than the first. It all has to do with your body's immunity to antigens on virally infected cells. |
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