Shingles Isn’t Just a Rash—It’s a Serious Nerve Condition
Shingles (herpes zoster) happens when the chickenpox virus reactivates years later, often during stress or low immunity. It usually starts with tingling, burning, or sharp pain on one side of the body—before any rash appears.
⚠️ The first 72 hours are critical. Early treatment can reduce nerve damage and long-term pain.
Waiting too long increases the risk of postherpetic neuralgia (PHN), a condition that causes severe pain for months or even years.
Doctors recommend seeing a doctor right away and getting vaccinated, especially if you’re over 50.
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