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17 June 2021
Varicella-zoster is the virus that causes shingles and is also responsible for chickenpox. After causing chickenpox, it can stay in your nerves quietly but can suddenly become active. A painful rash on the side of your face or body is a maj…
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Shingles are painful rashes that occur after the varicella-zoster virus reactivates in the body. The varicella-zoster virus is the virus that causes chickenpox, and later on, it remains dormant in the body. Often, shingles attack once, but…
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The shingles virus, also known as Varicella zoster, is a painful condition that can cause a variety of symptoms. If an individual has experienced Chickenpox, they have the potential to catch this virus. Though they are two different conditi…
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The medical field is full of mysteries. Among the most wildly misunderstood areas are viruses, their causes, and their treatments, to list a few. Of course, each mystery is often accompanied by a myth, a dangerous factor that can lead someo…
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Shingles are also referred to as herpes zoster. It refers to a nerve infection caused by a virus that manifests in the body in the form of a painful rash and painful blisters on the skin. The condition is caused by a virus known as varicell…
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Shingles, more formally known as herpes zoster or Zostavax, is a rash caused by the varicella-zoster virus. The shingles virus can affect anyone who has had chickenpox before and often comes back with severe pain on one side of the body that takes 2 to 4 weeks to heal. This contagious disease is common for adults over 60 years old and can be treated with antiviral medications and immunizations. In this blog post, we will explore what are the most effective treatments for shingles in order to help our readers!
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