The causes of post-herpetic neuralgia that herpes zoster patients must know

Shingles is a highly contagious skin disease that can easily cause sequelae if not treated properly. Neuralgia is one of the sequelae of shingles, which causes great harm to the patient's body and mind and is difficult to cure. Therefore, patients with herpes zoster must know the causes of postherpetic neuralgia to avoid causing themselves lifelong troubles.

Cause 1 of postherpetic neuralgia: Overtreatment

Herpes zoster patients may suffer from sequelae of neuralgia after treatment. Among these sequelae of neuralgia, a large proportion of patients are caused by over-treatment. In order to recover health as soon as possible, herpes zoster patients require doctors to use strong medicine, and the consequence of strong medicine is that the patient's nerves will feel pain after recovery.

Cause 2 of postherpetic neuralgia: insufficient rest time

Herpes zoster neuralgia is the main sequelae, and the cause of the sequelae of herpes zoster may be that the rest time after herpes zoster is not enough. So after the patient knows the cause of the neuralgia, he should spend more time on these causes. It is very beneficial for the patient to get more rest on weekdays.

The causes of postherpetic neuralgia have been well reflected by the patients from the above two aspects. So in the following days, patients should pay attention to rest and put more focus on postherpetic neuralgia. Herpes zoster patients should also eat more nutritious foods to supplement the body's needs. Here I wish all patients can get rid of the trouble of postherpetic neuralgia as soon as possible and recover their health as soon as possible.