Herpes zoster is not issued as strophic herpes zoster, which specifically manifests as abnormal sensations of tingling and burning pain along the peripheral nerve distribution as well as electric shock pain, but no rash manifestations such as erythema, blisters, papules, or hemorrhages. In this case, antiviral treatment is required, with oral administration of vanciclovir hydrochloride granules or famciclovir tablets, and oral administration of mecobalamin capsules to nourish the nerves. If the patient is more severe, treatment can be changed to intramuscular injection of adenosine cobalamin. If the pain is more pronounced, Chinese medicine treatment with acupuncture, buried needles, acupuncture, cupping and bloodletting can be chosen, and oral gabapentin capsules and pregabalin capsules can also be taken to enhance pain relief treatment.