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Carolyn Hillier-Massey Posted on Nov 17, 2019
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I have had a red rash that is not itchy but burns especially on both legs.I have had it since I got the shingles shot in 2916 went to dermatologist they said it was Granuloma Annulare in 1917.

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Ok, do you have a question? I only see a statement. Info on Granuloma Annulare can b e found by doing a google search.

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Have shingles for 10 days saw doctor 3 days ago it started in back with a few blisters gave me antyviral it moved to my face first in jaw now in ear no rash in face ?

Shingles purportedly follows nerves rather than spreading to different parts of the body by contact. Here are treatments according to the Mayo Clinic:

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/shingles/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20353060

Keep the affected area clean, dry, and exposed to air as much as possible. Try not to scratch or burst the blisters. After the rash goes away, consider getting shingle shots to prevent or reduce subsequent recurrence.

Here is additonal information from WebMD:

https://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/shingles/understanding-shingles-treatment
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Hi, I have this strange rash on my leg, it’s really itchy and it hurts... I’ve tried putting on some bug bite creams but none of them have worked any advice?

Hello, Skyla -

Your rash needs to be looked at by a medical doctor, either a general practitioner or a dermatologist. Your healthcare insurance may provide for a visit to an urgent care clinic.

Without looking at the rash and questioning where you have been prior to the outbreak, no one can know what is causing the rash.

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Go to a doctor.

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I have itchy spots on many parts of my body. Could this be a reaction to the shingles vaccination which I had almost 2 weeks ago?

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Here is a picture of shingles just to see if those itchy spots on your body can be shingles.
shingles-2-l0kpbnxoziwwkysmgfhgmd4c-5-1.jpg One of the distinguishing hallmark of shingles is that it has the pattern of following a line covered on your body by its accompanying spinal nerve. Oh shingles, how clever of you to have a pathway!
Now given the nature of vaccinations, I believe if people had any idea of what was being injecting into those immunizations they would be mortified, after all that is one way to build your immunity by injecting yourself with the very thing you're building defenses against. There are other healthier, safer ways to build your immunity. Case in point, I am a TRUE believer that if our immune systems were strong enough in the first place there would be no need for vaccinations. Enclose is a referral link to help you with those shingles should that be it. Fast Shingles Cure The 1 Shingles Treatment Method Available
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There is a vaccine for shingles, and early treatment with anti-viral medicine can reduce the severity of it.

If you think you may have shingles, see a doctor, especially as you will be infectious.
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