 Shingles - Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the condition, shingles?
- Herpes zoster, commonly known as shingles, is a viral infection (varicella-zoster virus which also causes chicken pox) of nerves that service areas of the skin. It is characterized by a painful rash of blisters with a crusty appearance.
- What symptoms can be associated with shingles?
- * Excessive skin sensitivity, followed by pain, and then the outbreak of the rash.
* The rash starts as small raised red spots that turn to blisters, then they turn yellowish, flatten and crust over.
* Pain due to nerve damage may be very severe.
- A weakened immune system can allow a flare-up of the virus which may have been dormant from a childhood attack of chicken pox. An outbreak of shingles can be a sign that there is an imbalance in your system. When you have an imbalance, you are susceptible to various diseases which can settle in weak areas of your body. You can check to
see if there is an imbalance in your system. Your resistance may be low, which can be caused by poor nutrition.
- How do I prevent shingles from recurring?
- If you take the Balance Analysis and find that there is an imbalance in
your system, you can generally restore balance through simple, natural methods that affect your food choices and
activity choices. You can do this by visiting an Ayurvedic physician or by ordering a Personalized
Report for Restoring Balance. These methods will help your body's immune system to function correctly and resist
viral invasions.
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