SHINGLES - HERPES ZOSTER VARICELLA

Shingles is associated with Chicken Pox. Nerves contain inactive virus until triggered by weak immunity, illness, trauma or stress. Outbreaks are common after age 50.

Symptoms initially are skin sensitivity, stinging, burning and raw pain. Within a few days, a red rash typically appears and pox-like blisters may form, bleed, pus and scab over. Occasionally, there is pain without blisters or vice versa.

Like Chicken pox, shingles can spread over several areas of the body; buttocks,
genitals, back, arms, legs, and face. Nasal blisters are a potential for eye infection,
which can be serious and endanger vision. Consult an ophthalmologist.

If Infection of blisters occurs, see a dermatologist. Scarring is reported with infected
blisters, particularly in elderly individuals and those with weak immune systems.

Transmission of shingles Virus is only by blisters to others not previously infected
with chicken pox, such as infants.

Apply VIP- Viral Inhibitor Pro early, during stinging, to PREVENT rash, ELIMINATE blisters and STOP pain and agony. Apply to painful sites, up to 8 times daily, for several days, until pain eases. Choose points of greatest pain, targeting rash and blisters first. Apply to numerous sites. Depending on severity, recovery can take longer.           22Apr11 4pm