This is a dedicated site to Shingles. |
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How hard can a shingle diagnosis be? Is it often that misdiagnosis occur? Before the rash appears Shingle diagnosis is a hard task. The doctor can put a Shingle diagnosis after some symptoms appear like excruciating pain. The diagnosis is hard to put because is can oftenly be mistaken for kidney stones or pleurisy, a heart attack or appendicitis. The affected nerve will be often the one responsible for the misdiagnosis. Shingles causes blisters,numbness and itching. It is contagious to other people that have not yet had chickenpox. The pain will persist even for some years after the complete healing of the rash. this is named or known as post-herpetic neuralgia. |
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