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It is also called povidone iodine, and can be found in feed and farm stores, and Walmart sells it as Equate First Aid Antiseptic. It is not necessary to do anything, but some will paint the iodine on to dry them out. There is no treatment for pox except to make sure they eat and drink well.

Here is some information about fowl pox along with pictures of how it may look differently in every chicken: https://the-chicken-chick.com/fowl-pox-prevention-treatmen/ https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/avian-pox-in-chickens-warning-graphic-pictures-under-construction.47704/

That looks to be fowl pox, a virus spread by mosquitoes. Do not handle the bumps or scabs, since that can spread the virus. It lasts about 3 weeks in most chickens, and most get better unless they get the wet form of fowl pox. That type can cause yellow lesions inside the beak and throat, and...