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Medical Forum / General / General / January 2006Does Shingles Associate with Internal Organ Distress?
I have always heard of shingles described as outbreaks on the skin. It may be associated with a virus that causes pink eye, particularly if there were shingles lesions on the face. Can it also be associated with respiratory infection, fatigue and diarrhea? Might a person experiencing a bout of shingles experience all of these symptoms? > I have always heard of shingles described as outbreaks on the skin. It > may be associated with a virus that causes pink eye, particularly if > there were shingles lesions on the face. Can it also be associated with > respiratory infection, fatigue and diarrhea? Might a person > experiencing a bout of shingles experience all of these symptoms? While I'm asking questions, I would also like to know if exercise can cause an outbreak of shingles? Does an outbreak of shingles always produce blisters on external skin? Is it possible for someone to have repeated bouts of shingles and no one ever know it (except that he feels crummy when it happens)?
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