What symptom does get herpes to have

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My brother is 46 years old. Two days ago, he always felt feverish and tired, and he always felt loss of appetite. At first, he didn't feel anything. He thought it was because of the warming weather. But two days later, his skin turned red on one side of his back. At this time, he thought it wasn't the discomfort caused by the weather change. So he decided to go to the hospital for an examination. Later, he passed the examination After a series of tests, the final diagnosis of herpes zoster, but the name is also the first time I heard, herpes zoster will have what symptoms at the beginning? Let's take a look at the following.

What symptom does get herpes to have

First: after consulting the doctor, I learned that at the beginning of herpes zoster, there will be low fever, tiredness, loss of appetite and other symptoms. After about two or three days, the skin will be red, rash will appear, and then turn into blisters, accompanied by neuralgia. In addition, this disease is more likely to attack in spring and autumn.

Second: in addition, there will be many complications of herpes zoster, such as concurrent bacterial infection. If the disease occurs in special parts, such as eyes, it may lead to serious consequences. If it is more serious, it may cause vision loss, blindness, facial paralysis, etc. in addition, it may also cause viral encephalitis, meningitis, keratitis and conjunctivitis.

Third: 3 for patients with herpes zoster, to develop a reasonable diet, do not eat spicy food, such as can not eat pepper, garlic, pepper and green onion, can not eat fried greasy food, such as fat, barbecue, also can not eat acid cold food, such as spinach, taro, etc., to reasonable diet, supplement adequate nutrition.

matters needing attention

For patients with herpes zoster, in daily life to pay more attention to prevention, first of all, from the diet, to arrange a reasonable diet, in order to absorb enough nutrition, so that the disease can be effectively controlled, in addition, to maintain a happy mood, so as to inhibit the aggravation of the disease.