Acute herpes zoster is characterized by more intense pain, which occurs in more than 90% of patients and is more intense than other types of pain. Most patients have spontaneous cuts or lightning-like episodes of pain accompanied by persistent burning pain, or just episodes of pain; some patients may have pins and needles or persistent burning pain, which can significantly affect the patient’s daily life, especially sleep disturbances at night, although the degree of pain can vary but most patients suffer. In the past, herpes zoster pain was a long-standing problem that was difficult to resolve. With the development of pain medicine, the pain department has been able to keep patients away from shingles pain. After comprehensive treatment with semiconductor laser therapy, nerve block therapy, minimally invasive interventions, and necessary psychological guidance, the patient’s pain can often be eliminated or significantly reduced. Keeping patients away from shingles pain. The treatment of herpes zoster pain is more effective within three months, but it is more difficult to treat patients who have had shingles for more than three months, so it is advisable to go to the pain department as soon as possible if the pain remains after the shingles wound has disappeared.