What causes herpes zoster?
summary
Herpes zoster is a skin disease that we often hear about in our life. For skin diseases, it is a nightmare for many female friends. Herpes zoster is a common skin disease, it is easy to occur in some people with weak resistance, so it is easy for children and the elderly to get it, thus inducing chickenpox. What causes herpes zoster? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.
What causes herpes zoster?
Reason 1: when the body is injured, destroyed, medicated or other touching things are involved in time, the ambush virus starts to act, causing hemorrhagic inflammation in the posterior root ganglion on one side, and descending neuritis, which makes the skin in the nerve separation area on all sides expose blisters. The patient's disobedience is low, and the virus in the blisters spreads vaguely, causing extensive herpes, It's all herpes zoster.
Reason 2: the direct pathogenic factor is the infection of herpes zoster virus. The virus enters the human body from the nasal mucosa and invades the nervous system. It can enter the cortex along the four sides of the nerve, and can also reproduce in the nervous system.
Reason 3: many patients with herpes zoster say that their symptoms are sudden, in fact, herpes zoster is already latent in the body, but did not show it. For children and the elderly with poor resistance, varicella will appear after being infected by herpes zoster virus. And some patients are infected without any phenomenon, when the body is weak, it will suddenly break out.
matters needing attention
1. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, avoid overwork, overwork can reduce the resistance, leading to the onset of disease. 2. Keep your clothes warm. The changeable weather makes people easily infected with varicella zoster virus. 3. Drink more water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid some spicy and hairy dishes, such as beef, mutton, fish, green onion, ginger, garlic, pepper, vinegar (fried vegetables are not included), soy sauce, garlic, onion and so on.