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Help- Post Burning/Tingling Not on Rash Site
Hello Everyone, I am new here hoping to get some feedback.
Had shingles that started about a month ago on upper left thigh area. Blisters scabbed and fell off already. The skin remains blotchy and sensitive at times, which I hear is normal.
However, I have noticed random tingling/zappers in other areas of body that didn’t have rashes. My left arm also is occasionally sensitive/feels slight burning sensations.
Is it normal to feel all these sensations after shingles in areas where the rash did not appear?
Wondering if these sensations I feel anywhere in body(not just rash site) are related to shingles or could be something else.
Any help is appreciated, thank you.
Had shingles that started about a month ago on upper left thigh area. Blisters scabbed and fell off already. The skin remains blotchy and sensitive at times, which I hear is normal.
However, I have noticed random tingling/zappers in other areas of body that didn’t have rashes. My left arm also is occasionally sensitive/feels slight burning sensations.
Is it normal to feel all these sensations after shingles in areas where the rash did not appear?
Wondering if these sensations I feel anywhere in body(not just rash site) are related to shingles or could be something else.
Any help is appreciated, thank you.
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