Shingles Virus: 13 Myths and Facts

When you have chickenpox, the virus that caused it sticks around, even after you get better.

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Wednesday, December 05, 2018

Special: Shingles Myths and Facts

FEATURED Myths and Facts About the Shingles Virus When you have chickenpox, the virus that caused it sticks around, even after you get better. Later on, that virus can trigger another infection called shingles, which is known for a painful rash with blisters. READ MORE

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