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Shingles treatments

There are several shingles treatments to consider. Your doctor may suggest medications to reduce inflammation and help you cope with the pain. Painkillers such as aspirin or acetaminophen can alleviate mild pain. Similar drugs, such as Valtrex or Famvir can also be used.

The use of steroids to reduce inflammation and potentially postherpetic neuralgia is controversial. If the area becomes infected by bacteria, antibiotics can keep the infection under control. For the pain that lingers after lesions have healed, your doctor may prescribe a tricyclic antidepressant or a seizure medicine, which in small doses help relieve pain.

The amino acid L-Lysine is often taken along with an external treatment to help reduce the time a shingles outbreak last and to prevent future shingles outbreaks. You can also shorten, limit and prevent outbreaks by using antiviral extracts and medications.

At home shingles treatments

In addition to the various medications and antiviral extracts you can use as shingles treatment, there are several things you can do at home, including:

Do not scratch as it may increase the risk of bacterial infection and scarring. Antihistamines can relieve the itching.

Pain medication is often necessary.

Apply cool tap-water compresses to weeping blisters for 20 minutes several times a day to soothe and help dry the blisters. It will aid in removing the scabs while decreasing the potential for bacterial infection. Discontinue them once the blisters have dried, so the surrounding skin does not become too dry and itchy.

Keep the area clean with mild soap and water. Application of petroleum jelly can aid in healing. Wear loose clothing to avoid extra pain from clothing rubbing against the rash. Avoid close skin-to-skin contact with others who have not had chickenpox, are ill, or who have a weakened immune system.

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