Category: Herpes zoster

　　Post-herpetic neuralgia is a kind of intractable pain that occurs mostly in the elderly. The pain is severe, recurrent, and persistent for many years, and the lack of specific treatments…

　　Herpes zoster is caused by the varicella-zoster virus infection and is mainly manifested by clusters of papules, band-like distribution, accompanied by pain as the main symptom, usually does not exceed…

　　Entrapment snake, also known clinically as herpes zoster, is caused by the varicella-zoster virus. It is somewhat self-limiting, so some patients will get better on their own.　　If the symptoms of…

　　1. What is herpes zoster?　　Herpes zoster is an acute infection that often involves the dorsal root ganglion and the skin innervated by it. (Herpeszoster and shingles are both called herpes…

　　For nerve block treatment of herpes zoster neuralgia, in order to avoid infection of the injection site, it is best not to get wet and not to take a shower…

　　1. How is shingles caused?　　Herpes zoster is an acute skin disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus. The virus enters the bloodstream through the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract and…

Patients with shingles may present with headaches, which are spontaneous symptoms that occur when the varicella-zoster virus involves the nerve roots of the head and face, usually in the form…

　　Most of the patients who come to me with shingles have already been treated in other hospitals or departments and have had poor results. The main reason for this is…

　　Herpes zoster neuralgia can be difficult to treat. Generally, when the symptoms are mild in the early stage, you can take oral medication, mainly some nerve-nourishing drugs, and drugs to…

　　The concept of postherpetic neuralgia is defined by the American Academy of neurology (PHN) as postherpetic neuralgia when local pain persists for more than 3 months after the lesions of…