Herpes zoster nerve recovery symptoms

Herpes zoster is a common skin disease caused by varicella-herpes zoster virus infection. Herpes zoster is indeed caused by the virus lurking in nerve roots. When the patient's immune resistance is relatively poor, the virus is re-excited, causing obvious inflammation and necrosis of sensory nerves, causing the patient to show symptoms on the skin and severe neuralgia. Herpes zoster in the nerve recovery period, first of all is manifested as neuralgia can be slowly controlled, clinical most patients with herpes zoster, if in the regular antiviral treatment, neuralgia can be relieved quickly, and at the same time also show blisters can slowly no longer show, or show a decrease, and at the same time accompanied by scab performance.