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Shingles



Definition of the pathology

Shingles, popularly known as chickenpox or herpes zoster, is an infectious disease caused by the same virus as chickenpox, which can recur in adulthood and causes red blisters on the skin, usually on the chest or stomach, although it can also affect the eyes or ears.


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