snake wrap herpes

Snake-wrapped herpes is also known as herpes zoster, a common skin disease caused by varicella zoster virus latent in the body after being activated. It is mainly characterized by clustered vesicles distributed on unilateral peripheral nerves, often accompanied by significant neuralgia. Before onset, there are often systemic symptoms such as fatigue and loss of appetite, local skin burning or pain. After one to five days, the area shows red plaques, papules, blisters, etc., and the periphery is surrounded by redness. It becomes symptomatic treatment with antiviral drugs and neuropathic pain drugs generally in two to three weeks.