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a evo sto kaze american academy of dermatology
"Zoster usually clears on its own in a few weeks and seldom recurs. Pain relievers and cool compresses are helpful in drying the blisters. If diagnosed early, oral anti-viral drugs can be prescribed to decrease both viral shedding and the duration of skin lesions. They are routinely prescribed for severe cases of zoster, cases with eye involvement, and for those with decreased immunity. The earlier treatment is started the better. The drugs may rarely cause headache, stomach upset, or lightheadedness.
Post-herpetic neuralgia can be treated with pain relievers. The oral medications, anti-depressants, and anti-seizure medicines may also be of some benefit.
Corticosteroids, sometimes in combination with anti-viral drugs, are also used for severe infection, such as in the eyes, and to reduce severe pain. Nerve blocks can also help to control pain. "