How to treat shingles
Probably every doctor, regardless of specialty, has encountered a situation where, after hospitalizing a patient with suspected acute cholecystitis (pyelonephritis, pleurisy, adnexitis), they hear the patient say a day or two later, "Doctor, I think I have an allergy!" And the doctor breathes a sigh of relief: all the uncertainties and doubts have been resolved, and surgery won't be necessary.
After all, this typical blistering rash along a nerve root is a manifestation of a viral infection that causes chickenpox in children and shingles in adults.
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How does the disease progress?
What complications can occur with shingles?
Is shingles contagious?
How is shingles treated?
Which doctor should I see?
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